The most important thing, imo, to find in a room through airbnb that is in someone else's home is host hospitality-- to feel that you are welcome, that you are not a nuisance or a bother, and that the owner and occupants are welcoming when interaction occurs during the course of your stay. So I could complain about things such as the fact that there was no dresser in my room so I had to lay out my 'non-hangable' clothes like socks and underwear on the floor when I unpacked, or that I had to pick up a pillow from the store after the first night because the two provided were about as flat as my iphone, etc. But what leaves this room as a distinct positive experience in my mind is how welcoming and chill Romolo the host was, and that the other occupants of the house were also quite kind and welcoming and solicitous when encountered. That's what really matters for a single dude when looking for a place to crash for a few nights on a busy vacation.