The Good - Location is perfect. just over the river 5 to 10 mins walk close to most major sites. short taxi to the rest. Apartment is large with comfortable living room and kitchen. The small balcony and small private terrace accessed from the (main?) bedroom is handy if you smoke. Some excellent local restaurants a short stroll away, Le Mani In Pasta my personal fave. Nice to have use of a computer. The Not So Good - the price is on the high end of the scale in comparison and as such i would at least expect certain standards. The main bedroom (the one with the small room and balcony) has a sofa bed (not as described on listing says Queen bed) and as is typical with these things it sags in the middle. i ended up swapping the mattress from the other bedroom which helped but not queen sized either just double. So not comfortable. The "bathroom" in this bedroom is described as quirky by some but it is also useless as a shower as the base is hand made and designed so the water runs straight to the bathroom floor then out to the bedroom, dangerous and messy. There is no handle on the inside, rather a bolt with no hole to lock. the toilet bowl has plaster stuck to it and possibly limescale making it look dirty and difficult to keep clean. locking not an issue but closing the door is annoying. Hot water is hit and miss, worked well two out of four times, keeps going hot and cold all three bathrooms. WIFI is terrible. Great to have the Chrome cast but very hit and miss with the signal strength. had to ensure all WiFi enabled devices were off apart from the one streaming. "Smoking allowed in balcony and terrace" says the description, the apartment stinks of smoke as soon as you walk in. The other couple who stayed with us smoked and i am not that bothered by the smell but it should be stated as some would not like this at all. Kitchen equipment - having rented holiday accommodation for many years i am used to finding the dross of old unwanted utensils in rented accommodation. so no surprise to find a nice collection of blunt knives etc. but most importantly (for me) was the lack of anything to make an espresso. The photos show a hand pressured machine and grinder but they were nowhere to be seen. the lady that booked us in showed me three Bialetti's and some really nice smelling coffee but i used 2 of these to find they would not peculate, just sat there for 10 mins with a little steam coming out. The Nespresso machine did work but we are in Rome and the owner obviously knows his coffee. The small private terrace is accessed by a rather odd and steep stairway, the description says you have access to the buildings shared terrace, we went up but...