In case you didn’t understand from the description there is no kitchen. When I communicated this with the host upon arrival, they told me it was because of Italian regulations. In fact, I had to spend considerable effort to get the host to lend me a bowl and non plastic spoon. What really bothered me is that for being such sticklers to the rules, they force guests to sign a contract in Italian. I’m pretty sure that signing a contract you can’t read and understand is illegal or atleast highly frowned upon... way more than lending a bowl. However, the main reason for my low rating are the numerous signs filled with rules around the room- no smoking, no noise, no flushing this or that, and specifically, no one else is allowed in the room . This bothers me because as an adult I know how to be polite guest. I don’t need passive aggressive notes monitoring my behavior, in feels very restrictive. Lastly, I met several hosts in Rome and they told me that in the spirit of international cultural exchange, they all allow their guests access to the kitchen so they can share each other’s company, and cook together. So if you are looking for a homey experience and freedom to do your own thing in Rome, I’d pass on this property, and look for chiller accommodations.