We are a family of 2 adults, 1 child and 1 baby. Marzia was so nice from the beginning, taking care of a taxi from the airport for us, putting a baby crib in the apartment, and being available on whatsapp for any questions. The apartment is a keeper, we will recommend it to every friend we have. Its located right above campo di fiori, walking distance from all of Rome's center, with a Forno (bakery) downstairs and a big market open until late noon. The rooms are very spacious, the kitchen is big enough, the windows seal the noise from outside and there is a lot of comfortable furniture like sofas and big closets. We came with 2 strollers and the building contains an elevator, but it is not wheelchair accessible - because the elevator stops at every 1/2 of a floor, so we had to go up one flight of stairs, get into the elevator, then come out and walk down one flight of stairs. Since the elevator is too small for the unfolded strollers, we passed on using it, and just went up by foot with 2 strollers and 2 kids. If you're coming with strollers - make sure you dont mind folding it. We saw people writing about the apartment not having air conditioning, but it did not bother us. We came at a good season, and the fans do the work when the windows are shut. I understand, though, why it wouldnt be comfortable when its very hot outside. The apartment has wifi, we had no trouble with that. We had a little problem finding a good supermarket, until we learned that they hide themselves as a small front that hides a big supermarket inside, the biggest network nowdays is called inCOOP and you can find at least 3 in walking distance. The most important thing about it was Marzia, who was very nice, taking care of us, and even bringing a microwave - so we can heat the baby's food. Since our arrival was very early and our departure was very late, Marzia also let us come early and stay late because there was no problem with the former and later tenants.