This room is a good place to rest after being in the city all day and taking in Rome. It was nice of Marco to send us near-by convenience stores and good places to eat. Although, we did encounter a few issues while staying here. The host was not there to help check us in. Instead, he had a friend of his help us check in because he was busy at the time. Which I understand, but it would have been very helpful to receive better instructions on how to work the A/C (which didn't work at all), set up the television, or lock and unlock the door. On the day we arrived, we stepped out for dinner and to buy groceries near-by. We got locked out of the room twice and both times, when I contacted the host about this issue, he had a very bad attitude about it and was upset that he had to help us open the room. He made it seem like we were stupid for not knowing how to work the door. In my opinion, this could have been avoided with better check-in instructions. His friend only showed us around the room and left the room keys for us, without any real helpful instructions. After Marco helped us open the room door, he mentioned that we would need to figure out how to work it properly because he would no longer be in the city the next few days. Which brings me to my next issue. There was also no toilet paper in the restroom. Normally, I would have messaged the host about this, but after being treated the way we were when we had the lock issue and being told that he would be out of the city, there was no reason for me to contact him about this. The good news is there were plenty small convenience stores near-by where we were able to buy toilet paper. In conclusion, for this room, you get what you pay for.