We had a wonderful time in Rome and Lory’s apartment was really good.
Although the apartment is pretty small, the space is used really creatively and it never felt crowded in the room. It also has many amenities: washing machine, hairdryer, air conditioning, and a well equipped kitchen with all the necessities.

Lory also left a lot of useful information about Rome and its most important sights and how to get to them.

We also had a few small problems however. The bed was comfortable but extremely squeaky, and also beware the water heater: it takes a few hours to heat the water up, and it doesn’t hold that much water either. By the time I got in the shower after my fiancée the water was getting lukewarm.

The neighborhood is great around the apartment: there are several restaurants, an 0-24 café, and a grocery store too. Although there is one run down building in the vicinity, the streets felt safe.
The nearby metro station (about a 5 minute walk from the apartment) provides easy access to most of Rome’s sights, and the trains run well into the night, ‘till 11:30.
The apartment’s sound proofing was really good, but don’t sleep with the windows open, because the city empties the nearby trash bins daily at around 4 o’clock in the morning, and you’ll wake to the sound of shattering glass.
All in all, I would gladly recommend Lory’s apartment as a nice budget accommodation in Rome.