We stayed at Maurizio's and Fabio's apartment for three nights in late November and it was a perfect base for visiting Rome. It's located within walking distance of many of the historical attractions and has countless fantastic restaurants very close by. The apartment itself is stunning - in a historic palazzo built on the site of ancient ruins, it combines elements of ancient Roman, Renaissance, and modern styles. The architecture, furniture, and decor all combine into something very unique - something far beyond the sum of the parts. The jazz music that Maurizio had playing as we arrived was a spot-on and elevated the ambience even more. We chose to do dinner and wine at home one of the nights just because the apartment was so nice to be in. I might say it's worth a trip to Rome, just to stay here - it's that special. We appreciated the coffee and pastries Maurizio left us for breakfast and were glad to have some flexibility with leaving our luggage at the apartment around check-in and check-out. The guidebook in the apartment is concise and very useful - we tried several of the recommended restaurants and they were all great. We'd love to stay here again if we have the chance.