Alessandra was wonderful to work with. I am always apprehensive to book apartments, as pictures usually are not completely representative of the reality of an apartment. I also love creature comforts and want the space to be very comfortable! Alessandra's apartment provided all of these, from fast internet, to the amazing bathroom that is literally a spa, to built in bluetooth stereo system throughout the house, to the Nespresso coffee machine and capsules provided by Alessandra. There are flat screen tv's in each room: the living room, bedroom and bathroom. (I would suggest bringing a Chromecast or an Apple TV if you are interested in watching movies while in the apartment, as the tv's only have local Italian tv channels.) I would HIGHLY recommend this place to a couple looking for a romantic getaway to Rome, honeymooners, or those that want to come and stay in a lesser-known neighborhood (yet close to everything!) that is full of amazing restaurants, street art, and history. BTW, the building was the building where famed Italian writer, Elsa Morante (the wife of Alberto Moravia) lived. Notice in front of the main doors of the building and take pause when you notice the five brass Stumbling Stones (Stolperstein) on the ground that remind us that Jewish Roman families who lived in this building during World War II were deported and died in Auschwitz or murdered in the massacre at the Ardeantine Caves. You can't help but step into history when you visit the Eternal City. Grazie Alessandra!