My experience with the Loccapart company has been a difficult one. We chose the Serpenti apartment because of its decor and location for our Easter holidays. The first night we could not stay there due to heating issues and we were put up in another apartment, however the latter property was not comparable in value and the amenities. The next day we were able to return. This apartment itself is as pictured and is spacious, however in person it felt like an antiques storage. It felt outdated and old with the furniture that has seen better days, a broken heater, an archaic TV set (why would one watch tv when in Rome is beyond me), and vintage bedding that had probably seen better decades. The bedroom has two single beds, which you'll have to put together for a double. The kitchen does not have an oven nor decent knives. The trick is in the details. There is no wifi and barely a mobile signal FYI, so at times I felt cut off from the world in Monti. We were surprised to find not even basic soap in the bathroom and just one roll of toilet paper, which for a week's apartment rental at this price, seemed stingy to me. I understand that a business manages this listing, so it lacks the warmth and attention of individual Airbnb hosts, but the experience made me reconsider dealing with rental businesses moving forward. On the third day of our stay the heating & hot water failed again but we survived the two showerless mornings. the specialist came again to fix it (our last day). It was stressful to experience all this when all we wanted to do was to enjoy our plans in Rome. Loccapart agreed to my inquiry to stay an extra night after I explained my frustration at not having the first night plus all the hot water/heating troubles. We are grateful for Loccapart for letting us stay an extra night - thank you. My recommendation would be to choose carefully and evaluate whether this apartment is right for you.