The apartment has poor natural lighting. There is no air conditioner in the bedroom, and consequently it can become hot and stuffy. To get hot water in the kitchen, the kitchen tap first needs to be turned on, followed by the bathroom sink tap until the water heater turns on (as viewed by the lights of the hot water unit in the kitchen) after which the bathroom tap can be turned off. The handyman who attended the apartment to tell us how to manipulate the taps to get hot water, also performed a repair on an electrical power point in the kitchen that we found had been pushed into the wall, and advised us that another powerpoint in the bedroom that a plug could not be fully inserted into was also, nonetheless, okay to be used. He was not a qualified electrician. The shower base did not drain well, and similarly the bathroom hand basin. The bathroom hand basin had no grate over the plug hole allowing items to fall into its drain. And that is what we found - what looked like a very corroded metal lid was buried down this drain. The only thing recommending this apartment is its close proximity (approximately 600m) to the main entrance of the Roma Termini train station (Rome’s central station). The street itself is, however, dirty. The organisation, Hostmaker, that manages this unit for the host advised us in their email response that they considered the apartment had only minor issues. The host, himself, never responded to the complaint we made to him through the AirBNB website.