I was traveling with my 15 year old daughter and her 14 yr old friend. So I needed 2 separate bedrooms and bathrooms. This place was great as the bedrooms each had queen beds plus en suite bathrooms. A long hall, then a full kitchen and a combo dining are living room are between the two bedrooms. So when then stayed up late talking and listening to music, I heard nothing.
I took the farthest suite which faced east, so the early sun was in the room, which I don’t mind as I’m a morning person. My room had a shade, but still got bright before 6am in June. The kids room faced west and they had drapes plus wooden shutters which easily created a blackout situation.
The location was just super. Close to a variety of cute shops, lots of bistros, gelato (of course where in Rome are you not close to Gelato) Piazza Navona, The Pantheon, Castel San Angelo and Vatican City. All of which we walked to.
Also on our Via was a small grocery store where I bought eggs, butter, fruit, milk & juice after a few days as Italy isn’t big on breakfast...however, right by that store there is a coffee shop with great pastries. The flat btw, had coffee and some sweet pastries for us. So I made my own coffee every morning before the kids got up.
Our hosts arranged for drivers to pick us up at the train station and to take us to FCO for our departure flight. Both drivers were print, courteous, efficient and gave you confidence you weren’t being conned...you will find many cab drivers who personify the latter.
The only drawback is the lack of elevator. But, to be fair, I’m a nearly 70 yr old, polio and cancer survivor...and I wouldn’t hesitate to book this flat again on my return to the Eternal City.