Enzo's place was a super cute and well-decorated apartment! It's the perfect size for 2 people. The bio says it can sleep 4, but I wouldn't recommend more than 2, just because the apartment space would feel very cramped.
Getting to the apartment requires climbing 4 flights of stairs, just something to keep in mind when booking. If stairs are an issue, I would go somewhere else.
Enzo left us fruit, croissants, crackers with jams, and a delicious bundt cake for breakfast, as well as milk, water, coffee and tea. The coffee was delicious! He also gifted us a bottle of wine which was terrific and very generous of him.
The apartment is very far out from the city center, and not in the greatest neighborhood. The neighborhood had the essentials and was relatively easy to navigate, but anything in the city center was at least an hour away, often more.
It didn't help that the Rome public transportation system was very unreliable, at least where the buses are concerned. The metro was fine as were the trams, but the bus was never on time and sometimes didn't come at all.
Enzo was very kind, but he didn't speak English, which made communication at check in a bit complicated. We also weren't informed of the city tax ahead of time, so we were unprepared to pay the 28 euros upon arrival.
Overall, we enjoyed the apartment, but would've been happier staying closer to city center so we were closer to all the happenings.
We thought staying further out would be a great way to save money, but this apartment should be booked for a lower price with its location, and we found other places after booking much closer to the city center for the same or less cost.