All in all, Luca was a great and supportive host even though all the communication with him went over only via airbnb and I never had a chance to meet him in person. The place was well prepared - everything was clean and ready for your stay there just as you might expect. Luca's place is located just a few minutes walking from the Tiburtina metro station as advertised and there is a supermarket just across the street, but be prepared that from one side of the building there is a main highway where the traffic goes by virtually 24/7 that causes a very high level of noise (I had to use earplugs just in order to get some sleep) and from the other side of the building there is a train station. The general surrounding of the location is not very pleasant because the streets are full of litter everywhere. Be aware that on the advertisement a kitchen might be seen, but in reality there is no real access to it. Though it can be negotiated in advance with Luca that you may kindly use a refrigerator or even a boiling kettle, you surely cannot prepare any food there. Also, note that the couple seen in the profile of the host is not actually living there, some other couple with kids are living there instead that seemed not too friendly and didn't show any interest in interacting with me whatsoever. Sometimes the Wi-fi connection was rather slow, though most of the times is was stable and available. My general recommendation to other Airbnb researchers is that if you are tight on a budget while living in Rome and it is important for you to get an easy access to the metro this is certainly a way to go, but if you are in search of a place where you can reside silently, prepare your own food and have your own cozy apartment, I would consider to look for some other place instead. In general, this was a okay experience even though there were some issues that I had to deal with. I would give this place a solid 7 out of 10.