The accommodation was satisfactory. Location was good. Lorenzo was personable and very responsive. I appreciated that he asked for my feedback immediately following my check out and responded with his intended actions. The place is a bit of a distance from the main attractions, but Rome is easy to get around in. It is located on the edge of the very lively Trastavere area which is full of wonderful cafes, restaurants and bars, so after a day of traipsing around town, you don't have to go far to find a great place to eat. It consequently attracts many young people to the area. Fortunately, Lorenzo's place was set a short distance away from the hustle and bustle and therefore quiet. Having a choice of a few places for breakfast was really nice since I like more of a savoury breakfast as opposed to the typical Italian sweet breakfast. Bonus espresso machine in the common area...that was a treat. Remember to bring milk if you drink your coffee with it.
Feedback: The floated bed was awkward. Any time you or your bedmate moved, the whole bed would swing. I did get somewhat used to it after the first night, but only was there for 2 nights. It seemed like a bit of a waste of space with the gap at the head of the bed. The bathroom needed attention. There was a large chunk of plaster missing and multiple places where paint needed retouching. Also, the bottom of the shower seemed to be moldy and needed to be re-caulked. I provided this feedback to Lorenzo and he said he was attending to it after we left. Ground floor room was tiny and at the back of the building and only window looked out to another building. As much as the tech was nice, I couldn't get the rain shower working even with the instructions. So I used the hand-held spout. Fingerprints on the walls, stain on the couch, and generally did not feel the room was very clean.