Although Giuly & Paolo have a beautiful apartment in a pretty good location, I would strong caution someone if they are considering staying at the apartment. 1) Separate Lease – At check in Giuly had us sign a separate lease agreement in Italian and English outside of the Airbnb agreement. We have no way of verifying that the Italian content matches the English content. Unfortunately Paolo wasn’t there and Giuly doesn’t speak great English so we had to rely on Google Translate to communicate. 2) AC - When we arrived at the apartment, the AC in the living room was beeping so Giuly let us know that Paolo would be over shortly to take care of it. A few minutes after she left, he came over and spent a few minutes working on the unit. The beeping stopped so we assumed it was fixed. When we when into the living room to enjoy that part of the apartment, we couldn't get the AC unit on so we messaged them via the Airbnb app. We were told it doesn't work but there is AC in the bedrooms. The listing mentions AC so we questioned the problem. We were told that they would try to rectify the situation in the morning. The next day, Giuly stopped by around 10am unannounced and let us know that the AC unit can't be fixed because it is a weekend (which they already knew the night before but declined to tell us). She gave us a fan for that room. With temperatures currently hovering around 94, this limits the usable rooms of the apartment for relaxing and common use. We noticed in their other recent reviews (June 2017) that there has been a recurring theme of mechanical AC issues. This is clearly a persistent problem and not something that the guest before us caused (which was their explanation). Had we not asked about the living room AC they would have never acknowledged the issue or brought a fan. We specially looked for apartments with full AC because of the heat in Rome. 3) Included essentials - On the listing for the apartment it mentions that essentials like toilet paper are included. We had 1.5 rolls for 4 people for 3 nights. We asked about additional rolls and were told to go buy it at the mini market as their standard inclusion was 2 rolls. If the apartment lists toilet paper, there should be enough to cover the stay and not nickel and dime renters. 4) Wifi - The wifi doesn't work throughout the entire apartment. There is no reception in the back bedroom although the listing clearly states wifi is accessible throughout the entire apartment. 5) Bedding options - We asked about using the pullout sofa but we were told there is a 20€ fee and that we cannot set it up on our own. This was not mentioned in their listing and is an additional fee we were unaware of while booking the unit. 6)...