Nice location, on a street with virtually no car traffic and lots of people about, with two happening bars across the street, lots of restaurants within walking distance (including a super-close pizzeria that opens early), and a supermarket across the street. Lots of sound from people talking at night, but nothing crazy and it didn't bother us and we enjoyed it. Maurizio was very friendly and welcoming, and his co-host was very helpful with the communcations. We took the bus from the train station since we're a big family and can't fit in one cab, and it was just a few stops. There's a Tabac right next to the bus stop to go back to the train station that is open even on Sunday morning where we could buy tickets. You can get tickets from the train station in the tabac in the station. It seems really easy to get a cab, and you walk by the cabs on the way from the tracks we came in on to the buses.
The apartment has no living room, though one of the bedrooms has a sofabed that you could use as a sofa if you don't need the sleep space or during the day. Also, like many European buildings, while there is an elevator, you have to go up a few steps to get to it. There is a lift on the stairs, which I assume works. Maurizio helped us lug the suitcases and stroller up.
Everything was provided for a basic Italian breakfast: ground coffee, milk, sugar, a moka pot, two kids of biscuits, and jam.