What a gracious host! What a beautiful apartment! It's too bad our stay was only for 2 nights, and we were out a great deal of the time. There's so much to look at and admire inside the apartment. Indeed, the "Home of the Arts".
We were a group of 8, picked up from the cruise port by a tour guide who wanted to drop off the luggage at the apartment so he didn't have to worry about all the suitcases being so conspicuous in the van. Because it was much earlier than the expected check-in time, I let the guide speak to Gianmarco and these two nice men were able to work out a plan so we can have a worry free tour of Rome. We were let in by the cleaning lady, who let us put all the luggage in one of the rooms. She told us to take the keys, then continued on with the tour. Our guide commented that we were staying in a very good part of town, so that was good to hear.
After coming back to the apartment, Gianmarco's friend, Adrian, met with us and showed us things around the apartment, and answered all our questions. Later, we got to meet Gianmarco himself.
When we booked, we didn't expect it to be so hot and humid in late September, so were not too concerned with the lack of air conditioning. We were wrong! But there are fans in every bedroom, and it's safe enough to keep the windows open. Gianmarco did say that air conditioning will be installed by next year, due to many requests for it (including ours) :)
Gianmarco listens to his guests' concerns, and has always been very easy to reach. Inside the apartment are maps, restaurant suggestions, etc. He has thought of just about everything. I would definitely stay in one of his apartments if I ever get to visit Rome again.