We stayed in this apartment from 29th Dec 2015 till 07th Jan 2016.

Antonio was a very handsome and hospitable host and he personally welcomed us. Upon presenting the apartment Antonio gave us a bottle of Chamagne, 2 pounds of clementines, a Pannettone cake etc. as New year present . It is really very rarely to happen.
The flat was as same as the description: everything needed for a home-comfort stay was available except for the tea-pot. The floor is stone, so slippers are proper thing to come with. The bedroom looking to Via Ferruci is more quiet.

The Wi-Fi was operating well with no problems of video calls, listening to Apple music etc. No films watched by Wi-Fi because the TV set had about 100 TV channels with dozens of HD ones. Only Italian.

The neighbourhood is full of supermarkets: Conad, Tuodi, Coop etc. If you take 2 stations to Re di Rome you'll find a far less pricy Punto supermarket.

The underground station is 150 m over the corner, the termini railway station is 400 m away.
Santa Maria Maggiore is 300 m northward, and the San Giovani is 500 m southward. If you want to visit the Borghese gallery, just take a 360 bus and you''ll get there in 15 mins. Take a Line 3 tram and you'll admire the Colosseum beauty in 5 mins.
Don't forget to eat a whole pizza in a Li Rioni Restaurant in Via de SS. Quattro after the Colosseum visit.

The place is not a very noisy place, despite the proximity of the Termini station.

One should be aware of the fact that the place is home to dozens of Chinese and Asian shops, barbers, cafes - you'll feel as if you have come to a Chinese town but with no Chinese characters on the banners.

You'll never regret and forget staying at Antonio's apartment on the 6th floor.
The apartment's spirit is that of its owner so one can feel oneself comfortable and hang one's hat. No feel of staying in a picnic gound-like rental apartments.
It's worth being chosen for a week or even a fortnight stay in this really ancient metropolis.

We had stayed there, we did really like it and are going to come back on our next visit to Rome.