The apartment is small and what you don’t know is that even though there is a lift to get you to the fourth floor you then have to go up a another tight flight of stairs to get to the apartment. That made traveling with bigger luggage a challenge. The saving grace is the terrace. Having that space really came in handy for our family of five.
The amenities you expect with a kitchen just weren’t there. The dish soap a rather large Boller was filled with about two centimeters of water and remnants of dish soap. Things like olive oil salt and pepper were missing. We also had to purchase paper towels which we left for the next guest. Our contact Paola handed us off to another woman Inmara, who was a wealth of information and she helped us with directions, dining and the crown jewel scheduling a ride for to the airport at 0500 hours. In the end it worked well enough for us and you couldn’t beat the location 25 min walk to the Vatican, six minutes to Trevi Fountain and The Spanish Steps. Lots of shopping including grocery and farmers market one block away. It missed on the little things travelers expect like shampoo and hand soap for the bathroom and shower but it serviced our needs. If ever in Rome again we would look for something different.