Alessandro was quick to reply to messages, and was accommodating when we arrived past midnight because our flight had been delayed by over 2 hours. The guy who gave us our keys gave us a map and suggestions on sightseeing which was nice. Some nice bonuses in the room (that not all Airbnb listings have), like a TV, fridge and hair dryer. Also, complimentary coffee + croissant from a close-by bistro for breakfast (the croissants were not too good though lol).

Overall I wouldn't stay here again though. We got a basement room (not depicted in the Airbnb photos), which although had tall ceilings and was clean, had a musty, old smell to it. There was also no air-conditioning, only a fan, though fortunately this wasn't an issue as it's not summer. There were also mosquitoes in the room, but maybe this is the case everywhere in Rome anyway.

Also, this is an actual B&B so don't expect the kind of warmth you usually get when you stay in an Airbnb listing that is part of someone's house. Because of this there's also a hotel tax of some kind levied per person per night, FYI (we were aware of this, but I think Alessandro should include this info in the listing to prevent unwanted surprises from others).