This accommodation was sadly one of my worst Airbnb experiences. It provided the basics: a place to lay your head, store your stuff, “shower” and have access to a fridge but it did not leave a good lasting impression. Elena met us upon our arrival and gave us the tour and house rules. We were informed about a 3 euro per night charge for air conditioning even though it was listed in our amenities; thankfully this was resolved after showing her the listing, she had a paper saying something else (so know your booking). There is an expectation to be out of the room by 10am each day so it can be cleaned however the only difference we noticed was that the window was open when we got back. Additionally, 2 out of the 3 days of our stay, she was knocking on our door before that time. We were reminded about checkout time multiple times during our stay including half an hour before leaving as we were packing up with the explanation that other people were waiting for the room (check in time is 12pm)... needless to say we felt unwelcome. Towels were to be changed every 2 days but this did not happen either; we didn’t need it but if you’re going to enforce rules, it should be all rules including those applying to yourself. Noteworthy, the bathroom is very small with the toilet basically in the shower and the shower curtain should definitely be changed. Also, the bathroom door frame fell off during the night. The handful of positive things to mention: it was close to Rome Termini (5min walk), apartment is on the ground floor, bed was fairly comfortable and maps/tourist info available.