I actually did not stay here when I visited Rome. Upon arrival, the room was anything but what was listed in the photos and description. We called Airbnb, explained our situation, and they told us to get out of there.

At the time of this review, they were offering two rooms-- one for $57 and one for $71 a night. My girlfriend and I booked a room to sleep three in case her mother were to join us. In the photos, it is obvious that it is showing several rooms, so we figured they would accommodate us with one of the rooms that pictures a large bed plus the pullout couch. When we arrived, we were taken to a small room that was definitely not anything shown in the photos. There was a large bed, but it was not a room that could comfortably sleep three. Also, there was no air conditioning which they describe both in the amenities and description of both rooms. We brought up the issue that we were to have air conditioning, he said "Yes yes, you have it; you have the fan" which was a small free-standing fan in the corner of the room. When we mentioned the room could not sleep three, Daniel suddenly couldn't understand what we were saying and explained his English was not good. We pointed to the couch in the photos and he said "Ahhh, the bed will sleep three for you" which would have been lovely with my girlfriend, her mother, and myself all in one hot, sweaty bed for two nights in July heat.

Top top it all off, Daniel placed us in the care of Chandra, a nice and charming guy who was very hospitable. He seemed very trusting and explained to us where to take the metro, where the sights were, and where we can eat. He then explained that Rome charges a cash-only hotel tax of 4 euros per night per person. Since we weren't sure if my girlfriend's mother would be staying, for two people and two nights, he said the total would be 16 euros. I only had 20 and (since he seemed trusting) he said he would leave me my change in the room as we went out for the day. When we got back to the room six hours later, there was no change. We thought this and the rest of Dandi Domus was rather sketchy. Plus, the neighborhood was dirty and unsafe.

It was 96F degrees when we were there. Airbnb told us to leave the keys there and get away from the situation. We booked two nights in a Best Western of all places, and it was one of the nicest hotels I've ever stayed in under 70 euros. The front desk man told us the cash tax was only 2 euros per person per night and said "you were robbed!" We are being fully refunded by Airbnb, and I would not stay anywhere near that place again.