The accommodation is indeed more like a hotel room than a homestay but without the amenities of a hotel like a reception. Although it should not be called a "suite" because of its rather small size, its a new, modern and well furnished room with a private bathroom and a working aircon. The entire apartment has been turned into a set of such rooms and the walls are rather thin letting one witness conversations and other "activities" from the room next door.
Our arrival was a bit unfortunate as we had to wait a long time for the host to show up. We announced to arrive at 3pm and Daniele later suggested to meet at 5pm at the building. One thing was that the location shown on the Airbnb app's map was not accurate but we figured that our pretty soon. But then Daniele let us wait for again almost an hour while it was 35°C outside until we could finally check it at 6pm. I'm generally flexible with arrivals and delays but as this is sort of a managed accommodation built for maximum profit I also expect a more professional handling of the check-ins and proper cleaning of the room.
It's a rather cheap option for staying in Rome given its proximity to the city center but don't expect too much.