Rome was our last stay during two weeks in italy. I was really looking forward to it as I picked the 'plus' airbnb accommodation at higher price. Although the room looks like on the pictures it disappoints when you get there. Pictures shows room light and airy and homely however the room has high ceilings and is dark(we had to have a light on during the day). Not all furniture / deco / bathroom is up to high standard that I expected from the advert and the bathroom is a bit dated (pictures don't express this). The room is advertised as plus comfort however the bed and one pillow were very uncomfortable and pillows didn't have a pillow protectors and duvet was wrapped in two bed sheets rather than the duvet cover - definitely not what I expected from 'plus' accommodation. We had an issue with the bathroom sink (low water pressure, no hot water) and shower - you have to wait a bit for a hot water to run and by that time the shower basin feels in with water and doesn't flow down quick enough. We've reported the issue and had staff emptying the filter / pipe whole in front of us which was good, prompt action on their behalf however surly this is some kind of maintenance that should be done prior to the guest visit. Another issue I have is that the place isn't really airbnb - it is bed and breakfast, with formal reception, that advertise on airbnb. The reason we always chose airbnb is to get the home away from home feeling and it was certainly lacking this. Also you could hear the outside noises / phone ringing / other guests closing doors. The breakfast is very basic (e.g orange juice from cartoon / concentrate) and you may be better off going to nearby cafe with much better organic food. There are however few positives: the staff was lovely and helpful and we appreciated that; it's very close to train station (only 10 min walk); there is AC and TV and all basic things we needed (towels, soap).