Apartment location was good, 5 minutes walk to Roma Termini and Termini Metro station. Pretty straightforward walk so easy for those with heavy luggage.
Unfortunately our stay was marred by water situation. The water was cut off on our first night and we could not reach our host for help. We could not shower at all which was horrible since it was summer and we had spent all day outside. We had to wash our faces using whatever leftover there was in our drinking bottles and gargle with mouthwash. And forget about flushing. There are no 24 hour grocery shops to buy water so it was a terrible experience.
The next morning water returned but had enough water for only one person to shower so the other had to make do with washing her face only. So we took to storing water in pots and whatever bottles we have in case it happened again. It affected our whole stay as we dread the moment water runs out. It happened again that night, only one person could shower before water ran out and it had to happen while I was soaping myself, luckily we had 2 pots of water on standby. It was about 90 min wait until enough water came back for the 2nd person to shower.
We understand that it is out of the host's control on the water and it's not his fault, but we suspect that this apartment building will always have water issues so you have to think carefully if you want to risk it. Upon check-in, the proxy he used to check us in told us if there is not enough water, to wait 10-15 min. Unfortunately it was not a 10-15 min wait but more than an hour. So the fact that we were warned upon check-in meant that it didn't just happen once, previous reviews also mentioned about water issues, we thought it was a once-off incident until it happened to us.
Fabrizio was kind enough to buy us water bottles in case the water runs out again. The apartment is cosy, but my advice is to store water for emergencies.