The Airbnb is less than 10 minutes walk to the nearest Metro which is perfect to get into Rome, but do check what time to go back to the apartment via Metro as it stopped in the early evening. We were smart to check uber price beforehand as the taxi driver tried to charge us around 40 to 50 euro, but it is best to check uber price first if you stay out late as we did check and it should be around 20 euro in less than 20 mins journey from city centre in Rome back to the airbnb before midnight. However, it took around 15 mins to wait for an uber to do the journey since the airbnb is located outside the the city centre so do be aware of the consequences if you stay out late!
In regards to the airbnb, the bathroom and kitchen are less modern and dated. The entrance door handle to the flat needs maintenance as well as it looks like it is about to become loose. If you consider to drive, please be advise it is not private parking and it is down to luck if there will be a parking space at the street close to the apartment. Italian drivers are ruthless so be smart and quick to grab the space asap if you see a spot freed up! Check in process is poorly reflected on this airbnb description as you will need to check properly on the small print before you book this apartment, once you book it the host will explain that if you arrive after 7pm you will need to pay in cash 30 euro for late check in, if it is after around 11pm or midnight it will be 50 euro. This was not ideal if you are driving as it made me needing to rush to get at the apartment before 7pm and as i was driving 3 other guests and i didnt want to put their safety at risk and ruin their day i just decided to pay the late check in fee. Secondly, the host will need to take picture of your passport for reference.
Overall, an average airbnb accommodation if you dont mind staying outside of the city centre.