The location is great - walking distance to most of the Rome’s attractions, close to the central train station.
The apartment is clean and neat.
The kitchen is very basic - it would benefit from a kitchen towel (or paper ones) and a tea kettle, but all the other necessities are there (and a tin of ground coffee and an Italian-style coffee pot, oil, vinegar, sugar and salt).
Margherita was easy to communicate with. She provided a guide to the local restaurants without even asking.
A couple of addition to the guide
- pizza place Il Brigantino Via di S. Martino Ai Monti, 50 - wonderful pizza, and everybody but us was local.
- Margherita’s recommended Trattoria Da Enzo al 29 is very good, but you have to be there no later than 6 pm to be seated at the time of opening at 7 pm. The line formed even before that, and if you are not seated at 7, you’ll wait for another 1.5 - 2 hours. Amazingly, people do wait for hours to get in.
Overall, great experience. Thank you!