First the good's. Anthony's apartment is in a prime location in Rome, near Pantheon and close to many good restaurants and quaint shops. And although, it's not too close to a bus stop, there are many taxi stops near by.
Now, here are the bad's. First, because the location is so central, there are a lot of noise into the late evening. The noise was especially bad in the small bedroom, so much so that I opted to sleep in the living room sofa instead on the second night. Second, the bed in the main bedroom was really uncomfortable for us. It's a type where two twin beds combine into one larger bed so only 2 people can sleep on it and if any one moves around too much you run the risk of falling into the crevice and also pulling other person into it. If there was some kind of friction material to hold the mattresses in place, it would help a lot. Third, there is no ventilation in the bathrooms so unless you leave the window open all the time, there will be very strong dank smell in the bathroom and the bedroom which is connected to it. And finally, the tiny elevator, which could probably fit 2 people at max, was not working.
Unfortunately, due to these problems we decided to checkout early and moved to another lodging option for our last night in Rome. We just couldn't get a good rest after the second night there and the money wasted just wasn't worth ruining our trip over.