Luca's place is amazing and Luca himself is awesome. He met us in the apartment (even after our flight had been rescheduled and then delayed), made sure we had everything we needed, and explained every detail of the apartment that we might need to know about. And then he took us to the terrace. It is completely breathtaking. A view of two domes (Sant'Andrea della Valle, and San Carlo ai Catinari) frames a landscape of terracotta rooftops and Altare della Patria in the distance.

During our stay we had a minor catastrophe with an exploding moka coffee pot, and we had to contact Luca. He responded quickly and professionally, sent a cleaning crew to mop up the mess, and there was a new coffee pot waiting for us when we got back from our day.

The apartment itself is very comfortable, quite spacious, beautifully furnished and has everything you might need. The location is as good as it gets. It's nestled in a corner of a little square off of a main shopping street, and Campo dei Fiori is just around the corner. The city's best restaurants are just across the river in Trastevere. It was a wonderful little base for us to explore Rome. We cannot imagine anything better. The only negative thing might be that the largo below can be lively on the weekends, so if you want to go to sleep early that might be a problem. But with candlelight and wine on the rooftop overlooking the city, why would you want to sleep?