I stayed here for 5 nights with my girlfriend. It was our first time in Rome and this was our second Airbnb experience. The place was a little difficult to find at first. We couldn't inform Raffaele what time we would arrive so when we arrived at 1.30 pm the room was not ready but it looked clean and spacious. We read the review about tourist tax and indeed we had to pay 3.50 euros per person per night and the room was very hot as it didn't have a fan so we paid 5 euros per night for airconditioning. Without airconditioning the windows would have to be open but you would have less privacy because on the other side of the window is a balcony where either Raffaele or guests walk past. We didn't use the busses much because it was easier taking the metro which was roughly a 15-20 minute (1.2 km I think) walk to Bologna metro. It isn't far but with the heat it seemed like a very long walk. The apartment had a spacious kitchen where you can cook and a dining table on the veranda that overlooks part of the nomentana district. The toilet was decent but since we stayed in the first room, walking to the bathroom at the end of the hallway was awkward because you walk past two rooms and the kitchen. Raffaele was very helpful, he helped us book our tickets to the Vatican Museum because I could not use my card as I needed a verification code that I couldn't receive as my phone had no signal. We are Muslim so he wrote on a card what pork was in Italian so we could buy pork free spaghetti sauce and ask at restaurants for pork free meals.