Roberto and Rosa were such pleasant and generous hosts, making our stay in Rome such a joy. Roberto always replied promptly to my emails and phone messages, and he also provided many tips and directions on how to arrive to WikiRome and how best to get around the area.

WikiRome is well situated. We were keen to be close to the Vatican, and indeed this apartment is a short walk away. Furthermore, the metro station is so close by, that we were well connected to other sites in Rome. There are also many shops around, so we were able to easily stock up on food.

The apartment was very comfortable and accommodating. We were 3 adults plus a toddler and there was plently of room for us and sufficient utensils (even baby friendly plastic bowls and spoons) for us to be able to eat together. Plenty of sheets and towels for each guest and even some toiletries and more than enough toilet paper!!. Plus Roberto and Rosa were kind enough to provide us with some fruit, milk and even a traditional Easter cake! This aspect reminded me of a B&B, which was very nice.

Being just off a busy road, it can be a little loud during the day with the windows opened, but it seemed not so busy at night and I personally was able to get a good night sleep. Unfortunately, there wasn't any internet, but there were many internet cafes on the block.

I recommend a stay at WikiRome.

Just a note - I didn't read the Apartment details too thoroughly, but there's an additional Rome tax for stays up to 10 days. Roberto did remind us of this when we arrived, but just wanted to mention again (for people who skim read the details page).