Unfortunately, a really terrible experience. The apartment is situated just off the Francesco di Ripa street in Rome. This sets it, not in the heart of Trastevere, which is in itself a bustling hub of activity, but in backstreets, which are isolated, more difficult to access and less enjoyable to live among. On my first evening in the property, I ran a bath, and the hot water, being unfortunately too hot for the poor quality of the tub, cracked the bath and flodded the apartment. The host could have dealt with this issue in a far better way. However, they initially promised that they would fix it within 1-3 days, then entirely changed their story, said that it would not be fixed at all, argued that I was not entitled to the use of a bath because it is not technically listed on amenities, then tried to even insinuate that this was somehow a fault of mine. And so I was left in a flooded apartment, without the use of the bath.
The entire space is an old basement, vast, and in desperate need of adequate heating in the cold winter. However, there are no radiators, just an aircon machine which also acts as a heater. There is one small, square panel in the bathroom, which was broken, almost snapped in two, which is supposed to provide heating. So as a result, the place was freezing, and the heating even stopped working entirely on my second evening. When I complained, I was again offered zero help. Simply told that the heating was sufficient and that all the heating in Rome stopped working after 11pm.
As a resident in Rome, I was aware of what absolute rubbish this was.
I cut my month stay short and left as soon as I could for warm and dry accommodation in the heart of Rome.
Do not stay here!