The apartment overall was incredibly beautiful, amazing design, incredible location with unparalleled views of Rome. I cannot say enough great things about the location and the views - we spent most of our time on the terrace overlooking the beautiful rooftops of Rome and the Spanish Steps! We would love to stay there again if some of the issues we encountered were fixed before our next trip! We really appreciate the responsiveness of our hosts to helping with some of our problems (like no hot water) and helping carry bags up the stairs, but to make it an even better visit, there were some issues that put a slight damper on the trip that could be fixed: 1) They didn't include in the AirBnB description that there are 2 flights of stairs required to enter the apartment in addition to the elevator. One flight is incredibly narrow and steep, which is a huge problem for people who are handicapped, have a disability (like myself) or other problems where they cannot climb so many stairs especially with heavy luggage. 2) There was no hot water our first 2 days. I had a mild cold when we arrived and had to take a shower in freezing cold water - my cold worsened the next day and I couldn't leave the apartment the rest of the trip. I now have bronchitis. They sent someone in to fix it the 2nd day, which was helpful. They were super apologetic and nice about it, which we really appreciate, but it took about 3 hours of us sitting in the apartment waiting around until they came in and out to fix it. It wasn't an ideal way to spend our first 2 days in Rome. 3) There is no full-length mirror in the apartment - there are only two small bathroom vanity mirrors that show you neck/head - it just made it really hard to get dressed! As a traveler in a foreign country, I pack certain outfits that are special and I haven't worn before - it's hard to get dressed to go out when you have no idea what you look like or if your clothes are wrinkled :) (I accidentally left one day without zipping one of the zippers on my dress and not realizing the dress was see-through when the light hit it! I only noticed later that day when I saw pictures of myself out). 4) Minor quirk but for someone with a disability who can't bend over like myself, it was tricky not having any shelves or racks in the showers for toiletries - you have to put your toiletries on the shower floor. The showers are incredibly small and I hit my head and shoulders against the walls a couple times bending down to pick up soap, etc. Also, the shower in the second bathroom is level with the bathroom floor, doesn't drain and the shower door doesn't seal, so unless you want the entire bathroom floor to flood when you use that shower, you can't use it. 5) Very minor but important if you plan to stay in and cook like we did - the kitchen isn't really equipped for cooking. There is no counter space (the kitchen "counter" has a sink and the electric range, no actual counter to prep anything) and no basic cooking amenities (e.g. salt, pepper, olive oil...). Not the end of the world, but we had planned to cook a couple of nights and couldn't. Overall I'd stay there again but would definitely require help with luggage up those stairs and hope for a slightly discounted rate!