Apartment is cute, in a great location, and as described in the post. There were two adults and two teenagers, both girls in our party. The upper room bed is a bit small to share, but the girls did fine nonetheless and loved having their own terrace.
We also did some light meal prep, mainly breakfasts. The apartment had all the basic amenities to make this happen with the exception of a normal toaster. Like other reviewers we toasted bread one piece at a time in the the hot dog and bun roaster; it worked, but a bit odd and we laughed every morning. Also it would have been nice to have a kitchen towel, but ended up buying some paper towels and forgot all about it.
Only two things to note: other reviews noted that the main-floor bedroom did not have its own air conditioner, and overflow from kitchen unit helped cool the lower bedroom...this was true for us; however the unit in the kitchen didn’t get cold enough to really cool the bedroom comfortably. We lived with it for a couple of days and then decided to reach out to Jhonny who came by the next day to check it out. It seemed to be better after her visit, but so was the humidity. Nonetheless, it was not a major factor in the end.
The other thing we missed was a living or family room. There was really no place for all of us to relax after a day out except the kitchen table, on the bed or two people in arm chairs in the bedroom. I don’t remember noticing this when we booked, but again not a big issue.
We loved the neighborhood, especially when you turn left out the Arco down Pellegrino. We loved Barnum (say hi to Laura). Excellent craft cocktails and good food and snacks. The girls loved shopping at Coup de Theatre (say hi to Mary); excellent selection of higher-end vintage clothes. Another favorite was Giulietta Vino & Cocina on Via Giulia. Wow! Fresh ingredients, excellent Primi, Secondi, and Dolci! We went twice during our visit, we loved this place (say hi to Francesca and Alessandro).