We had a lovely stay at Divo Apartments. Clean, quiet, and modern, it made a perfect base for our stay in Rome. Close to the Spanish Steps and high-end shopping, it was a short walk to Trevi Fountain and the Pantheon.
We had a little hiccup checking in, because we thought we were to meet Fabio outside the apartment. So we waited fifteen minutes in the sweltering heat and called again, only to discover he was already inside the building. I’m sure that was probably a misunderstanding on our end, but Fabio was very nice and did a good job of explaining how the apartment was set up.
The apartment was well equipped, but I wish the refrigerator had a freezer section. I needed an ice pack for my knee one day and it would have been helpful. Otherwise the kitchen had everything we needed. The bathroom was very nice. If it is important to you, it does not have a bathtub, but this was not an issue for us since we prefer showers anyway. The living and dining areas provided a comfortable sofa, TV and dining table. The bedroom had tall sliding door closets, good bedside lighting and an incredibly comfortable king sized bed. I was a little concerned because it seemed quite firm, but I slept great each night.
My only quibble was with the WiFi. It was erratic and we usually could only get it to work well in the living area. The first couple days we couldn’t get it in the bedroom, then later in our stay it did work some. And one evening I had to walk out into the shared hallway to get enough coverage to use my cell phone for both WiFi and cellular data. I don’t know if it was an issue with too many devices on the shared network or if the walls were too thick or if it was something else. We carried over our cell service from the US so between the WiFi and cellular, we mostly managed to get what we needed.
Other than that, we loved our stay and would recommend Divo Apartments. We would definitely stay there again.