So so so completely stocked with all items you would need. Some airbnbs, especially in Rome, don't even have shampoo. Marco's place was the opposite. He left us fresh fruit, wine, Panettone, juice, and more. It was a wonderful change of pace. Beds were comfortable. Showers per Rome are small but the water was hot and plentiful. Towels were big and thick. And lots of them. We had a great New Year's Eve with a huge outdoor event in Circo Massimo (where huge concerts are held regularly) which is a 3 minute walk from Marco's place. Marco stayed in touch with us well into our stay, sending us via email the best tips of places to eat or visit. Despite living in Rome for 10 months a couple years ago, there we still things we didn't hit. Marco was filling me in on things that I didn't even know about and reminding me of things that are a deeper level than the typical tourist must dos. His reflections on gelato places, including an historic one by the Pantheon where he would go with his parents was adorable. We missed our Lisbon connection (not my favorite airport to connect in) and connecting with Marco got more difficult but he was a trooper. The location is right by the FAO UN Building, restaurants, tram and bus lines, metro, and walkable (my preferred way of getting around Rome). If you need a washer you may want to ask Marco as there wasn't one in the apartment that we saw, but probably one in the building. There is no place like Rome.