We stayed in the Airbnb as a group of eight; and we had a wonderful and convenient stay.
Nicolo was easy to coordinate with and prepared clear instructions on how to get to the apartment from the train station. Check-in was very simple, but also helpful. He has a very extensive printed guide to Rome, encouraging tourists to Live like a Local. It had maps on the best restaurants, the number of stops to which popular tourist attraction, the number of minutes to get to a specific destination and other recommendations that were weren’t even able to fully maximize due to the depth of information the guide was able to provide.
The place was very comfortable and cozy and enough for the eight of us. The rooms, living spaces and toilets look great as well. Easily the best bathrooms we had after traveling for 2 weeks staying in different Airbnbs. Nicolo also provides conveniences that travelers may need, a tablet and printer is available at the flat, maps, a nice welcome snack, and basic condiments and ingredients. The pantry is filled with other food and drink items which may be consumed at a fair price.
There were convenience stores and great restaurants just 5 minutes away from the Airbnb. There is a bus stop about 7-minute walk away.
Just a few improvements--Wi-Fi connection was slow on certain parts of the day. Nicolo warned us as well that the heater only comes on 5:30PM-8AM so it is still quite cold when we arrive in the early evening and it cannot be adjusted manually; those who intend to stay here should be prepared for this.
While it is easy to get to popular tourist attractions, the walk from the metro station to the Airbnb involves a long, uphill slope that proved to be a bit tiring for the group. We suggest that guests take the bus instead. Definitely if you are to travel with luggage, I would suggest taking a private car or cab. Nicolo was nice enough to book us a private car to take us to the airport (60 EUR good for 6 people).