This is a clean, spacious, well-priced, and comfortable apartment in the Piazza Navona area. I stayed there for 3-wks from late June to mid-July. Linda arrived a few minutes after I did and was very helpful explaining the apartment and the area. However, I was quite tired from a long day of travel and much of what she said did not sink in. She returned the next evening to go over some items with me.
It has a stocked kitchen with a full size refrigerator, gas stove, and microwave. Personally, I would have liked a small coffee maker as I never got the hang of making coffee on the stove. I ended up using some instant coffee that was stocked and appreciated that being there. The A/C put out cold air but I like a little more air movement so I bought a small fan for the living room.
The area is fairly noisy and I could hear some noises from the apartment above and the workshop below. Wi-Fi was perfect (good connection). I didn't use TV much since there are no English speaking channels. Water pressure and temperature were great. The shower is on the smaller side but I believe that is typical for Rome. The bed is firm which I like and I found it very comfortable.
The apartment is close (1-3 min walk) to many restaurants, markets, taxi stands, a laundry service and just about everything else! I felt very safe in the apartment and the neighborhood.
Linda arranged for a housekeeper to come in twice to clean and change sheets/towels. (20 euro per visit.) She also arranged for my transportation back to the airport (50 euro when I had paid 60 euro on the way in arranged by someone else.)
I add the disclaimer that this was my first trip abroad. I think I would have gone crazy in a hotel or guest room. Linda's apartment truly became my home away from home.