The location of the apartment was great. However, there were some things that dampened our stay. First, I injured my knee when I bumped it on the glass table in the middle of the living room, which required icing to prevent a blood clot. I moved the table to the side to prevent any further injury, I suggest you do the same. Also, I was very disappointed in not having Wifi during our entire stay. Wifi is a must have and the fact that it was mobile Wifi set this apartment apart from others we looked at and was the deciding factoring in picking this apartment. We had Wifi on Saturday but none on Sunday and Monday. It was a huge inconvenience to have to go to a cafe or shop in order to get Wifi to check my email and to communicate with others on the trip, through WhatsApp, and the owner.
For two days I carried around the mobile device hoping it would work only to end up using public WiFi to communicate with the owner and friends and check email; which required me asking the for the Wifi password. This made it very difficult to communicate with friends on the trip. The owner was responsive to this issue and I followed their instructions regarding how to get the Wifi working, but no luck. This occurred over two days. This whole process took time way from me exploring Rome. On one occasion I had to use the Wifi at the Global Blue lounge to communicate with the owner, who kept insisting that the device should work when it did not; I even set photos of the device with a red light indicating no Wifi. After discussion with the owner I had to return to the apartment to drop off the mobile device because someone was coming by to troubleshoot it. When the person arrived to troubleshoot the issue I was told there was a problem with the device. This whole process took about 2 hours of my time, preventing me from exploring the city on my last day. When we got home late that evening, I received a message through the Airbnb app that Wifi was working. However, it was too late; we had an early morning flight.
Note: the apartment is located more like on the 3rd floor, by US standards, you have to walk up approximately six flights of steps or you can take the small elevator.