This is my 4th time in Rome, so we booked just two nights at Leonardo's place with the idea of relaxing one day and exploring the next.
Leonardo's place has enough space for 2-3 people, and a very tidy living room and kitchen, and we made sure to leave everything as clean as we found it.
Our only issue was during check-in, when my friend arrived and he informed her that we only should use one of the bedrooms. As I was the one that booked the apartment, I texted him to confirm that we had booked the entire apartment and paid for access to both rooms, so why should we be limited to just one?
Perhaps he wanted to save time and money for the cleaning for the next check-in, but once I text him to inform him that nothing stated on his page that we should only use one room, he said it was fine for us to use both bedrooms.
We made sure to leave both rooms as clean as we found them. I understand that cleaning in between guests is a pain, but if we paid the cleaning fee and booked the entire apartment, I didn't understand why we should be limited to only one room as two grown adults.
Again, the place was comfortable for two nights. We spent most of our time outside exploring and only came back to sleep.
I'm also grateful that Leonardo suggested the MyTaxi app, because I've been using it around Italy and it's helpful for when Uber has a surcharge or doesn't work from the airport.
There are lots of reviews for this place, so just read through everyone's and take everything into account.
You'll need cash upfront for the city tax (this is my first time having to pay this) and he will take a picture of your passport (maybe common in Europe, but not so common in Asia or Africa).
I've stayed in at least 100 Airbnbs in the last 4 years, so I'm familiar with the process. Every country has different rules, and this is my first Airbnb experience in Italy.
If you're looking for a clean apartment, close to the Vatican City, and with space for 2-3 people, for one or two nights, this place will do the job.
Thanks for the stay, Leo, and sorry about the miscommunication with the rooms in the beginning.