We had a great stay at Chiara's place. It is a beautiful and comfortable apartment, and the metro and a bus stop are just around the corner. Would stay again and highly recommend.
Some tips:
- if you use the iron, you will need the plug converter that is plugged in with the kettle in the kitchen, as it has a more modern plug (this took me a while :) )
- there is a closer market on Via Barberini for groceries
-recommend avoiding the restaurants at Via dei Cappuccini and Via Veneto - they are terrible tourist traps. One notable exception is Bottega Italia - food was good and prices reasonable. The gelato and cannoli are also good here!
-On the side streets above Via Veneto there are better options for somewhat higher prices. All of the restaurants in the area cater to tourists but there's a difference in quality and service for sure! We had some nice dinners up in that neighborhood.
-if you use washcloths for your shower I recommend bringing extras from home. Chiara provides one washcloth, one small towel, and one large towel per person. There are more linens in the apartment but there is an additional charge to use them. There is a washing machine but no dryer, so it takes some time for items to hang dry