Bruno is polite, knowledgeable and very helpful. The apartment had everything you need for a few days in Rome and the kitchen had oils and balsamic, garlic, butter and soft drinks as well as a complementary bottle of San Giovese (excellent) and numerous bottles of spirits to sample. Bruno recommended the local Pizzeria (Gioia Mia), which was inexpensive yet produced some tasty Italian dishes at warp speed. There is a launderette not far from the apartment if you want to wash some clothes, we made do with hand-washing essentials and they dried easily. The apartment is a five minute walk from the Trevi Fountain, a two minute walk from the supermarket and a ten minute walk to the Spanish Steps. You can hear street noise from the apartment, but its not enough to keep you awake after a wonderful day exploring the antiquities of Rome. Do visit the Citta del Aqua, a small museum under the cinema right off Trevi Fountain, absolutely fascinating, inexpensive and not well enough known to get queues. There is a free talk and tour about the Pantheon every night at 7pm, (10mins walk) with Angel Tours (yellow umbrella with angels, meet outside Pantheon), which is well worth going to. The apartment has wifi and Sky television for those who cannot be separated from the culture of
England for too long :). Lift quite snug, but stairs not too difficult if you want to use them. Overall, a nice stay, and secure in the knowledge that Bruno is only a phone call away if needed.