We were very let down by this Airbnb experience. The building was beautiful and the location was perfect, however the apartment was a prime example of a space that has been neglected and forgotten. A large number of the amenities were either broken, missing or dirty. Most importantly the wifi, which didn’t work at all; to which the host wasn’t able to offer a solution (though judging by the recent reviews it was wishful thinking to believe it would work) during our stay I needed to conduct business which was hindered by the lack of wifi, also we had heavy rainfall during our stay so retreating to the Airbnb provided no entertainment as on top of no wifi the TV just doesn’t plug in anywhere? It was literally just for decoration. There was no iron, the kettle was broken, the shower was filthy, half the light globes didn’t work (also note this house has no natural light - the photos in the listing are very misleading). Another thing to add, this apartment is built on a half level with small floor to ceiling heights, hazardous for anyone over 6 foot. The saving grace of the apartment was the air conditioning but halfway through our stay the host informed us that we had to empty the water drainage (lucky we still had a little bit of data left on our phones at this point) leaving us to carry a 30 litre full drum of water without any lid and empty it in to a tiny sink - not fun. I’ve stayed in roughly 20 Airbnb’s over the last few years and have never encountered problems like these, a recent review here put it aptly when they said the worst part of their stay in Rome was having to come back to the Airbnb at the end of the day. And while I am thankful to have been forced to explore the city at all hours of the day, Airbnb is usually half the fun of my trips. Rome is a beautiful city with plenty of fun things to explore, but I wouldn’t recommend this apartment if you like to come home to creature comforts.