We had a nice stay at this place. Though when we first booked it we thought it would be closer to the Spanish steps, it ended up being a couple blocks from Piazza del Popolo which was a pleasant surprise. We stayed the night that Italy won their Quarter Final in the (delayed) EuroCup 2020. It was so cool to be near all the action.
We were only here one night as a stop over on the way to Florence, so many of these things I'll mention didn't matter much to us but may matter to others.
The beautiful antique style and character in the living room was wonderful, but was somewhat lost in the bedroom space and in the bathroom.
This place is large which would make it great for a family stay, but I wouldn't necessarily recommend it for a conservative family or family with small children as some of the businesses around it are not always family friendly. Obviously this is not within the company's control, but just something I would've liked to know if I was bringing small children.
The hosts provided a list of restaurants in all the different neighborhoods in Rome as well as emergency contacts, which was a nice touch.
The last thing about this place is that it may not be best for travelers "flying by the seat of their pants," as the Accomodalia hosts (understandably) would prefer a set time of your arrival a couple days in advance. I, unfortunately, wasn't able to give that to them until the day of due to our lack of a concrete travel schedule. They were, of course, kind in handling that and the host that met us was warm and inviting despite the fact he had to work the day after his second COVID vaccine (which can make you feel exhausted for 24 hours post-vaccination). We really appreciated his warm greeting.
Check out was simple, and we were happy to have a clean place to stay on our way to Florence!