Great location but other than that, I WOULD NOT STAY HERE. You can find other places nearby to the Colosseum, without having a shower that doesn’t really get hot, a kitchen space that is listed as you can use it when you really can’t, and the cherry on top of all of that: getting accused by your host that you lost the key when you actually left it right where they asked. Upon getting back to pick-up our luggage, our host accused us of losing the key. We insisted we left it on the desk where he asked. He was saying the fee would be €100 but he “didn’t want us to have to pay that”— like he was going to cut us some deal. We continued to insist we left the key where he asked. This is every Air BnB’ers fear... a host could easily say you “lost” a key to make money off you. We felt like we were being scammed. He said, “you can check in the room” as he went in to pick up the pillows on the bed that had already been stripped of its sheets... and guess what, THERE THE KEY WAS. He then said, “this is why I ask you to put it on the table.” Again, WE DID. I can only assume when he was cleaning, he scooped up the key in the tablecloth and it got put on the bed. Since he had already stripped the bed sheets off, it’s not like we could have even left it on the bed, because it would be wrapped up in the sheets, not laying on the mattress, where it clearly got tossed during his cleaning. It’s super annoying to be accused of something, especially when you followed the rules. He kept saying, “you lost the key” to which we kept we responding, “we left it where you asked.” I’m very glad things worked out and he found the key. He still seemed reluctant to admit it was his fault, considering the remark about how “that’s why I ask you to leave it on the desk.” Well, we did and if he wants to think we left it on the bed then that’s a sign of a terrible host unwilling to accept responsibility.