Nice ground floor flat to stay in
Spacious bedroom/living room and quiet too
The small patio is a plus (although we didn’t use it).
I would say it’s showing its age a bit.
The doors in the shower were a bit dodgy, we were a bit afraid they would fall off. The kitchen’s cupboard where the plates are stored (has an integrated draining board) seems a bit loose but nothing serious. The plug socket behind the bed was loose too and some of the things seem quite old (like the microwave for example).
We didn’t use the aircon as we were there in November (quite cool)
On a side note, it’s spacious, have plenty of space to relax and can cook/make meals
The washing machine is a plus although don’t wash too much as there wasn’t a rack to dry the clothes out (not one we could see anyway). It worked perfectly and wasn’t very loud. The kitchen utensils are adequate and plenty of room in the fridge freezer to prepare meals.
The locations is very handy
Metro line A can take you close to the main attractions. The closest station to this flat is is Furio Camilo and can take you to Termini (the main train station), Barberini (for Trevi Fountain) and Ottaviano (for the Vatican museums) just to mention a few. Also, there’s a park nearby that can take you to Via Appia Antica which is an iconic road in Rome.
There is also a supermarket, a Decathlon, a restaurant and a café nearby. All in case you had forgotten any sort of supplies at home.
Overall a great place to stay, bed was comfortable too and there was a thick blanket just in case you got cold in the evenings.