I stayed in this apartment for 30 days and there were some ups and downs to it that i feel the need to list it here.
The things that bothered me the most were:
-every time you use the bathroom or wash your hand the whole apartment smells like a sewer
-the outside door key is VERY hard to manage so initially i would spend up to 5 minutes trying to open it (until i got the hang of it) but my mom just couldn’t work it
- there’s no natural light in this apartment at all
- the hot water in the shower kept going from really hot to really cold and there was no in-between
- the heater went off a couple of times and if you don’t know how to reset it it can be very annoying
- there’s no full body mirror
- the shower curtain was a little inconvenient (specially for my mom)
- the shower pressure was very weak
But despite all of that, there were some great things about this place as well, like:
- the great location for a great price (i particularly love this neighborhood)
- the apartment was very spacious
- the tiny kitchen has everything that you’ll need and works great
- the bed was very comfortable
- every week the sheets and towels were changed
- the hosts are very communicative and nice
- the heating is great for winter
- there’s lots of space for clothes
- the extra space with a couch
- the washing machine and hanging place for your clothes to dry
- it was really close to the metro and Termini station
Overall my stay there was very good, the hosts were always very nice and open to communication if i had any problems. The location to me was the best thing because you stepped outside and felt in a very stereotypical italian neighborhood. Everything was walking distance like supermarkets, metro, cafes, restaurants, touristic places. I felt very comfortable there and would recommend it to anyone who wants a nice place in a great neighborhood!