Let me just say this, one of the few perks of this flat was it’s location within Rome. It was conveniently located near most of the restaurants and historical sites, however that’s really all it had going. The man who was supposed to bring us the keys to the flat had us waiting outside for nearly 40 minutes (he got stuck in traffic which I understand is not his fault) and my mother and I were standing on the curb in the middle of an alley with all of our valuables on us, including laptops, cameras, phones, personal items like our passport etc. The pictures posted on the website look nothing like the actual flat, as there were cracks along the wall and on one of the bathroom sinks. One of the glass doors for the shower was also completely off it’s tracks when we got there, and to avoid any blame being put on me I didn’t attempt to fix it. Luckily there was another shower in the second bathroom. There were multiple stains and dirty spots along the walls and not to mention the WiFi password did not work at all. We did our best to try and rearrange certain letters/numbers to no avail, and the fact that there was no service at all within the flat made it a bit more frustrating. Over all it wasn’t a terrible experience since we had booked tours for nearly every day of our stay, however it was not at all what we were expecting. I honestly wouldn’t recommend this flat to my friends or family, you’re better off staying in a hotel for the price we paid.