When we arrived in Rome, we were greeted by a lovely Natalia who showed us up to the apartment and told us where to visit in Rome, including the main landmarks and hidden treasures of Rome. She handed us a map and told us which buses and trams would be the most convenient to get around in Rome.
The Airbnb is in an extremely convenient location which is well equipped with a tram line and buses to central Rome which provides easy access to many landmarks such as the Colosseum and Trevi Fountain. The metro station is not far either, and I was extremely happy with the transport accessibility to the Airbnb. There are supermarkets nearby, providing easy access to essentials. There were lots of towels during our stay and the beds and pillows were clean with nice sheets. The bed and pillows were very comfortable. The building has a lift which was quite useful.
Unfortunately me and the guests found the floor to be very dusty and dirty. Plus, the fan in one room was extremely dusty and blew dust everywhere resulting in us having to vacuum. There is AC in only one room so 3 of us had to sleep together in that room due to the crazy heat, which was uncomfortable. Everything else was clean. Perhaps putting a mirror in the bedroom would be beneficial.
When coming back to the apartment in the evening, we put the key in the lock and tried to unlock it and it didn’t work. This caused a lot of anxiety and was a very stressful situation. The key did end up working in the end and perhaps this happened due to the heat but I’m mentioning it here in case this happens to anyone else.
There are no appliance adapters for people visiting from other countries so be sure to bring your own. I had contacted about this prior to visiting the Airbnb and was under the assumption that there would be UK appliance adapters but there were none in sight.
Lastly, the hot water ran out on the second day and we were not aware that there would be limited hot water. It was back on the third day but we had to be very careful with how much hot water we used due to traumatising cold showers.