Barbara, who works for the company managing the apartment, is the second worst Airbnb host I ever had (out of over 50 stays in the past couple of years). She was rude, disinterested in making the stay a good experience and came across as bothered that she had to let us into the apartment and was only interested in making extra money.
She offered to have a car waiting at the airport for us. When we arrived the car wasn’t there so after looking for it we decided to take a local taxi which was cheaper that what she charged us and readily available.
The apartment itself is very nice and has everything you need for a short to medium term stay.
The area however is not very good and is ~45min walking or ~30min public transportation to anything worth seeing as a tourist in Rome. Also while we didn’t have any issues in the area, there are several homeless people under the bridge that you have to walk through to get to public transportation (bus or metro) such that my wife was not comfortable walking to it alone even during the day. If you only have a few days in Rome (we had 3 days) I wouldn’t recommend staying here as it is too far to come back during the day to freshen up… and after long days we would get a taxi home as the walk home from the metro station was dirty and not at all enjoyable.