The flat was very clean and well equipped. It was actually a little guest house attached to Daniela's own house. The subway was 10 minutes away and it was a direct line to the main tourist attractions in Rome, which we appreciated. However, there are some things we think are important for future guests to know. First, the title of this listing is misleading; the flat is not located in the historic area of Rome, but rather in a residential neighborhood with abundant immigration and quite obvious poverty. It didn't bother us, but I mention it because I was expecting to find what was advertised: the historic area of Rome. Furthermore, Daniela was always available when we called her, but there were 2 things which made our stay little comfortable: the lack of internet (she says there is internet in the flat, but there is not. She has internet in her own house and some very poor connection reaches the guest´s front door. If you need internet, you will have to go out of the house and stay in front of the door to get it). I suggest she gets a wireless adapter for the guests, because we had to do our check-in online for the plane and ended up in an internet cafe because of that. If we knew it, we would have done it in the place we traveled before, but since it said internet was available, we believed it and ended up paying a fortune to the owner of the cafe, which took advantage of our poor Italian language. The second problem was the toilet. We called her twice because there was no way we could flush it. She showed us how it worked by pushing the button repeatedly and aggressively between 19 and 26 times until it flushed. She insisted that it was working properly and she didn't see any problem with it, but I think a toilet works when it doesn't need 3 minutes of angry fight with a button and a hole in your hand in order to flush...
On a positive note, she was always available and she was a little flexible with our check-out, letting us stay 30 minutes more since we had a plane in the afternoon and had nowhere to go. We appreciated the gesture. All in all, with little improvement, I think guests would feel more comfortable in the flat.