Could be a bit of a translation/communication issue but Mauricio was a bit rude/demanding regarding our party size and check in time. We originally had a party of 8 and we updated it to 7 due to a cancellation well in advance on our end. Maurizio stated that telling Airbnb wasn't good enough, we had to tell him why. For check in, we planned to walk the 40 minutes to the apartment but he kept demanding minute by minute updates and we ended up taking a cab to his place.
Once we actually met Maurizio, our perception changed. He was very genuine about us enjoying our stay in Rome and he took the time to provide us a map of the main sites and places to eat. He checked in to see if everything was going well during the stay and he was an excellent host.
Rome was not as much as a walking town as Venice/Verona/Florence, so taking the bus is highly recommended. There's a smoke shop about 1 block away to buy tickets (1.50 eu) and it's very easy to get a bus schedule using google maps. Lots of nearby restaurants and 3 local grocery stores nearby, excellent location for us.
The apartment has a huge perk of having 3 bathrooms, one for each bedroom and large social/living space. There's access to the roof to dry clothes and there's use of an elevator to get to the apartment itself on the 5th floor (but it's actually the 6th floor). We never once heard the neighbors or the busy street so it was great overall. Mauricio also had the best WiFi speeds of all our stay in Italy, so we would highly recommend the stay and would definitely stay again.
Maurizio provided the number to schedule a cab pick up on our check out, we booked a day in advance in english and 2 cabs arrived timely. It was about 12 eu to get back to the train station, great experience.