The apartment is attractively decorated and relatively close to Piazza Navona, but don't be mislead by the photos. The apartment is on the ground floor in the center of the complex with no direct sunlight (nor fire escape); the 10-sq meter terrace is completely surrounded by a four-story building. There is no view other than to the surrounded terrace.
The space is neatly designed but is a very tight space. A larger person will not be able to shower in such a tiny, corner-shower without major complications and will have to open three sets of double-doors every time he/she enters or exits to fit through the narrow doorways.
The apartment exits through a long hallway to a dark and narrow alley. It is a winding maze to find one's way out and a miracle to get GPS to find one's way back.
The kitchen is creatively designed in a quaint, well-lit space. It has ample amount of shelves, service ware, pots and pans, etc. A chopping board would be a nice addition. The coffee percolator is not suitable to the modern stove. There was no dishwashing soap.
The price of 360.54 euros for three days makes this place highly over-rated.