The door to the apartment building is on the majestic Piazza Farnese, and you feel like royalty having a key to it. You then go through a courtyard and up 3 flights of stairs. The windows of the apartment look out onto Campo dei Fiori, a neighborhood rife with excellent food purveyors if you plan to cook for yourself or get baked goods for breakfast. The location is idyllic, a short walk to Piazza Navona & the Pantheon. The windows onto the Campo are quite soundproof, given the amount of activity there at night. The apartment is larger than it looks in the photos, and quite lovely. It shares a door with another smaller apartment that Flavia rents. The doors are configured so that two extra bedrooms can be connected to either apartment, or all of the space rented together. Both apartments can be locked separately.

Flavia's communication was excellent and she was there to meet us when we arrived, and to show us how everything operated. The apartment wasn't quite ready but it was readied shortly. We signed a rental document and paid the per-head, per-night city hotel tax in cash. The kitchen was well-outfitted, and there was a big dining table we could all eat at. Wifi worked well.

We only had one issue with the apartment. We happened to stay there during 2015's freak summer heat wave and it was not possible to cool down the master bedroom enough to sleep there, so we had musical beds between the living room couches (AC in living room) & the other bedrooms, which both have AC. I would say if you aren't staying there for 4 days in a row when the temperature is over 95 F, the AC in the living room would probably be adequate to cool the master. The kitchen was very hot while we were there. But we are Americans, and recognize that Europe does not have the same level of cooling we expect. The price was excellent for what we got.