Comfortable and well-located apartment. Very close to all of the great restaurants in Monti as well as the usual attractions. Host met us on time - no issues. Modern and well-functioning appliances. Bathrooms are quite nice and spacious. It was perfect for a family of four. Two drawbacks - no dishwasher. We did end up cooking dinners at home for convenience but it was unpleasant to have to clean dishes afterwards.
The hosts themselves were kind of stingy with the supplies and that disappointed us. There was nothing except salt, a wine, a bottle of water, some tea and sugar packets. Ten napkins, some low-grade shower gel and hand soap packs, and four toilet papers for seven days, four guests. When I asked whether they could give us more if we needed their response was that guests will start asking for pasta next. Well..... sorry to break it to you Daniel, but in airbnbs guests DO get pasta. And olive oil, and often a great deal more. Our next stop was Venice which came with a fully stocked kitchen with pasta, oil, balsamic, all kinds of spices, cakes, etc. We have stayed in numerous airbnbs all over Europe and this was the first one (since 2014) which I feel should be a hotel rather than an airbnb because the hosts treat the place as a hotel. They don't understand what an airbnb entails. We ended up buying a ton of stuff that we couldn't carry back and ended up leaving at the Rome and Venice airbnb. Most annoying of all was the large pack of paper towels we had to buy because the ten napkins they left us quickly ran out between the four of us.
Overall the amenities are great. But would I go back? Probably not. Simply because the overall experience was like that of a hotel and didn't feel cozy or comfortable. There are plenty airbnbs all over Rome which are actual airbnbs and not hotels. All airbnbs are eventually money-making businesses.. this fact just doesn't have to be thrust into guests' faces when you are hosting them. It takes away from the aftertaste the experience leaves.