Cute and conveniently-located space. Nearby a bunch of Rome's touristy hotspots, far enough away so as not to be completely overwhelming. Lots of fun restaurants/cafes/bars in the neighborhood, as well as several well-stocked thrift shots.
Bedrooms were a highlight here— comfy beds, separate bathrooms (although first bathroom has an interior window that opened into the second bedroom), and plenty of storage space. Also a washing machine. Shower in the second bathroom didn't have curtains, so one is required to bathe squatting (or use it as a bath) to avoid spraying water everywhere.
Common spaces were somewhat underdone— the only places to sit in the foyer/living room were a small worn-out couch and a single chair, and the kitchen/dining space was tiny (though well stocked with coffee and tea).
There's also a fair bit of noise from the courtyard/other apartments, especially if the windows are open. I woke up the first night thinking someone or something had gotten into the apartment (it was just the neighbors walking around).