My brother and I, from USA, had a wonderful 2 weeks in Rome, staying the entire time at Angelo's and Pamela's AirBnb.
There were many good thing. Of course, every traveler has his / her own needs. I'll list the things I liked and those that are more neutral. There are no real negatives.
Likes: Location. Everyplace boasts about its closeness to, well, something. But in 7 trips to Rome over 26 years, this is the best location for me and will be for many travelers. It's equally close to the Vatican, Piazza Navona (and nearby Pantheon, Trevi fountain etc) and the Trastevere neighborhood (for its sites and dining). The Forum and other ancient Roman sites are more distant, but most travelers do these in a day.
The airbnb unit is on Via dei Banchi Vecchie, an absolutely charming street, one block off the very busy Corso Vittorio Emanuele (convenient for cabs or buses, when you decide not to walk. There are convenient nearby markets. And for the next months ... or however long (hope not too long) ... there's an efficient Covid testing site down the street with results in 20 minutes, which eliminated that stress on our return to USA. And Angelo offered to arrange our transfer to Fiumicino on Sunday morning - another stress eliminated.
The airbnb unit is super-clean. Angelo and Pamela anticipated almost all of one's basic wants and needs and there are the markets nearby. They were also always accessible - there was no frustration in meeting up on our arrival and Angelo got back to us very quickly on the few occasions where I had a question. The bed in bedroom was very comfortable, but so was the pullout sofa for the few days my brother visited.
Further description: travelers who want a view of Rome over the rooftops, and will risk the noise, will want to look elsewhere ... but this airbnb is quiet and perfect for sleeping, and with good AC and heat, should you need it. I looked at many listings and this seemed to me well-priced.
Angelo gave me a list of restaurants which were good, but the 2 restaurants at the small piazza half a block away were also very good, so convenient and less crowded (with fewer tourists and more Romans).
All and all, a wonderful visit to Rome, made easier by Angelo's and Pamela/s Airbnb.