We were met by an associate of David's at the apartment. The apartment was bright and light in the daytime, but we were checking at dusk, so not so much. The associate wanted to fill out paperwork with our passports and had to find a table lamp to put on the dining table in order to see. That turned out to be the only light source in the living room. None of the wall lights were working in the living room. She told us they were broken.

The bedroom is very large and the bed was very comfortable. The hideaway bed in the living room was already put together for use.

We didn't use the kitchen but it was serviceable.

The bathroom was clean. One morning we did notice a leak under the bathroom sink and David had a plumber there to fix it immediately

There were walking maps of Rome that helped us so that we would find our way around which were very helpful.

The apartment is in a nice little neighborhood with cafes close at hand. Piazza Navona is a very short walk and quite amazing.

Amenities were pretty scarce. The liquid soap at the sink was about empty when we got there and we had only 3 rolls of toilet paper for 4 people (3 women) for 4 days. So, no problem, my husband went out and bought some so the next guests would have some. The towels that were supplied were someone's leftovers, really old, faded and frayed. We had one actual bath towel and the rest were an odd assortment of hand size towels. The living room was a bit dark once the sun was gone due to the lack of working lights but we were tired from all the sightseeing and headed to bed.

If you have a problem with stairs this might not be the place for you but David's apartment is actually very cute and in winter you might even get to use the fireplace.

I think that this is a reasonably new listing and that it will all come together.