The apartment was true to it's photographs and descriptions--very stylish and edgy. The amenities were fine, the beds comfortable and it was clean. We had an older gentleman traveling with us who found the upstairs bedroom challenging but younger people would be fine with it.
The location of the apartment is on one of the busiest roads in Rome so the noise in the living room (where the sofa bed is located) may not suit some people who need absolute quiet to sleep. The temperature of the apartment was fine for September--we did not need heat or A/C.
Communication with Alana was generally good although we arrived earlier than expected and had to wait to get in. She generously allowed us to store our bags in the apartment. We couldn't have dragged them around for several hours waiting for the 3 o'clock check-in time.
There were two decent restaurants within easy walking distance from the apartment--Il Chianti and Nana Vini e Cucina. Both have outside seating, good food and good service. They were pleasant restaurants to have dinner after a full day of sight-seeing.
Be forewarned--Rome is extremely busy and crowded, even in late September. Alana's apartment is very close to the Trevi Fountain and hoards of tour groups parade by all day and into the night. The city can't keep up with the trash from all these people and there are many panhandlers and people trying to sell you stuff you don't want right outside the door. We were in Rome 3 years ago in the same time period and I don't remember the same level of crowds.