We are experienced users of Airbnb, we hardly ever stay in hotels. So we are aware that we are staying in a private space. But our experiences learn s to expect more for this amount of money!
Location is perfect, close to Termini, metro and downtown. Rome is big, but lots of highlights are within wlaking distance. The building is nicely restored, clean and very safe. The general impression of the apartment itself is cozy, but also stuffed and ratjher messy. Lots of old books, gadgets, cards, et cetera in a very small living room annex kitchen. In general we enjoyed staying at this apartment, but we where especially disapointed with the kitchen equipment. Casseroles are old and worn (anti stick bottom peeling off, no lids, concave bottoms that make some of them unfit for electric cooking), drying cloths smelly and with holes, glasses missing and/or replaced by Nutella pots.
Bathrooms and bedrooms are really fine, though the bed in the big room is torn on the side and the duvets are old and a bit musty. The apartment easily sleeps 4 people (2 couples, as there a 2 double beds), but certainly not 5 (unless it's a baby).
The fire station behind the apartment does not cause a lot of noise, but the music from the store downstairs occasionally does.
In general: a good place to stay for a couple of days, but not if you want to cook at home. A bit overpriced.