The apartment is very clean, no frills but has all to enjoy your stay. A good shower, too. The beds are pretty hard though, if you want a fluffy bed go to France… One of the main reasons I did choose this apartment was the fact that it has two separate bedrooms for me and my daughter.
As (some) Italians tend to be loud and noisy and the location of the apartment is near a bigger road and the Policlinico (hospital) you can expect to have noice from outside during the night.
The apartment is conveniently located almost on top of metrostation Policlinico (line B). Also other public transport stops are close by or at walking distance. There is a supermarket around the corner. This is noteworthy for the amount of shops to buy groceries is rather limited in Rome. How the inhabitants go about this is a miracle to us. There are two bars close by to have your morning coffee as all Italians do, we preferred the little one right around te corner. And at 50 meters there is a lively bar that has a filled terras with 25-35 year olds every night, there is life music some times as well (It is of coarse perfectly fine to go there if you are of a different age group, the terras was never very loud but has a very good atmosphere to it). That said this is all the neighbourhood has to offer. If you want to go dining for instance you will really have to go elsewhere.
Two more tips:
(1) You will have to book tickets for almost all venues in advance. Rome has ticket offices but it works best doing this online at the website of the venue . It reduces a lot of the spontaneity of your trip but it prevents you from disappointments. If possible already order at home, for some venues are sold out for days on end.
(2) Moving around Rome means a lot of walking. But to really get around the public transport systems is indispensable. To navigate the directions and the different modalities you definitely need to use an app. We used Apple maps first but it does not seem to have a real time connection. We then found the app Moovit on the app store which was a breeze to use and very accurate. Give it a try.