We had a great stay at this home. The couple that owns the apartment is very kind. The husband speaks English which was very helpful for our first time in Italy. They did ask us to copy a passport and charged 3.50 euros per person for a tax they must pay for an anti-terrorism act. We were a little hesitant when we heard this as we stayed in 3 Airbnb's near Rome and they were the only to ask for this. However, after some online research we saw that this is indeed the law in Italy and the owners could face jail time if they do not collect a copy of your passport. So do not fear, it is totally normal, any hotel would copy your passport too. Just a little heads up for any other foreign tourists coming to stay! Other than that, everything was wonderful. Very clean, breakfast and coffee was available in the morning as well! :)