We were welcomed by Camilla at the apartment. It was nice to meet her, and she answered any questions we had. We also left an item behind after checking out, and she came with her mother to get it and then dropped us at the train station. This was a great help.

The neighbourhood is as described, it is in a quieter part of Rome. Upon reflection we would not book here again, as it took around 20 minutes on public transport to get into Central Rome. As this was our first time to Rome, we didn't realise how far it actually was going to be.

The apartment was comfortable, but to us, lacked character and charm. There were strange things missing, such as no plug for washing up, no tea towels - so had to use bath towels. The shower had not been cleaned and there was mould on the tiles. There is a fire place in the apartment, but no instructions as to whether it could be used and no form of lighting the fire.