Trastevere is a lovely neighborhood, and the apartment is a very easy gateway. The communication was quite spectacular. Emanuele and Gaetano arranged for a private driver to and from the airport. I was able to check in early thanks to the timing of the previous guests, and the instructions for entering were clearly given ahead of travel time. Additionally, uncertainty of travel on my end near the end of my stay was worked out seamlessly with Gaetano, who was very communicative.
The apartment is what you see is what you get. For a short duration stay under normal travel conditions, it will work. Under COVID conditions with more restrictions on options in Rome and my own personal limits, it was slightly limiting. Some of the cookware was limited or could be improved. It was challenging to prepare a meal for two in the apartment given the assemblage of coffee cups, utensils, and pots/pans available. We managed with some creativity. The dishwasher worked and was easy to use. No bugs, no rodents, no smells. The walls were thick enough to not hear neighbors.
The heat in wintertime was good. In summertime, like with much of Italy and Europe, the windows have no screens. The window doors are all side-hung and open inward, but cannot be opened tilted down, so the entire window or door is either open or closed.
Some things could be cleaned up. There were a few towels with either stains or char marks(?). The tea kettle was also almost completely calcium (visibly centimeters thick around) and needed de-scaling. Some cookware had not been used in a while and had a film on it that needed a run through the dishwasher.
Overall good with some tidying.