I stayed in 8 different AirBnB appartments/rooms in total since I joined and I think this one was my favorite so far.
I don’t think the owners ever live in this appartment, it’s a bit more like a hotel with only three bedrooms with private bathrooms, plus common spaces you can use. Everything is very well organized, clean and neat, and there’s everything you could need, they thought about everything.
All the bedrooms were booked when I was there but it was very tranquil, with enough space and independence, and I couldn’t hear a lot of noises from other guests.
The bedroom looks bigger and the furniture nicer in real life. You have a private bathroom and a private balcony with table and chairs and clothes lines. Both the bedroom and the bathroom are very clean, simply and nicely decorated. There’s a hair dryer in the bathroom, a big wardrobe in the bedroom, air conditioning, recommendations for restaurants and places of interest with phone numbers and informations on how to get there... It was so nice to have a balcony! I liked the neighborhood and the view of it from the balcony.
I didn’t see the other rooms in real life but I think this one is the nicest out of the three ; only two of them have a balcony including this one.
The kitchen has everything you could need, including a washing machine, detergent, fabric softener, a basin and soap to hand-wash clothes, clothespins, an iron and ironing board, tea and coffee, napkins, and all that is necessary to cook.
The living room is a bit better and looks a bit bigger than in the pictures with three separate tables for the three bedrooms (with a bit more space in-between compared to the pictures), a sofa, a fan, and another balcony with a table and chairs, and more clothes lines.
The building is nice too and there’s an elevator.
For the first day when you arrive, it was easy to get to the Trastevere train station from the airport ; after that you have to take a bus for a few stops only (I had to ask for some help to find the right bus stop, someone told me where to buy the bus tickets, and you have to ask someone inside the bus to tell you when to get out of it because they don’t stop at every stop and you arrive quickly in about 5 minutes). After the first time taking the bus it’s all fine.
I think I was close enough to places of interest and restaurants (with bus + walking), I didn’t feel like I was spending too much time in public transportation. There’s a supermarket in front of the closest bus stop, and another one that closes very late at night not far away.
The communication was fine, they were replying fast on AirBnB and WhatsApp.
As for Covid-related measures, they had a lot of hand sanitizer in several places, and a spray cleaner in the bedroom.
I would be glad to stay here again when I’m back in Rome :).