The place was very clean inside, had a comfortable bed, and was very close to both the station, and a metro line. There's a fridge, a large bathroom, and a nice dining table. The space is nice and modern. The door is the usual (in Italy) overbuilt saferoom entrance.
The hot water ran out quickly, and we found ourselves taking cold showers in the morning. The AC barely did more than add a slight hum to the room (in October, where it wasn't even that warm, though the room did get hot at night). Then there's the tram cars. They are remarkably loud and frequent early in the morning, and each one sounds like it drops a pallet of beer bottles as it rolls by.
Finally the check in process. They own multiple Airbnbs around the area. You walk to the check in location, which is a solid 10 min from the station, then they send you on a 10 min walk with your luggage to get to where you're staying. There was a line when we got there, so the whole thing took 25 more minutes than the usual host meeting you, or keypad system.