OVERALL IMPRESSION This apartment is in an absolute prime location, but suffers from some major annoyances. APARTMENT AND AMENITIES We arrived in Rome via the train (Rome Termini) and decided to take an Uber to the apartment (13.17 euro). This is a good idea (or a taxi) as walking to the apartment in August heat with our luggage would have killed us. Upon arrival, we struggled to find the correct apartment. The listing is for the street address of 19, which is simple to find, but apartments 21 OR 22. In reality, our booking was for 22, although none of the paperwork given explicitly stated that. It was not a big deal, but definitely foreshadowed some future communication issues. Nanu (Jhonny’s wife) eventually met us and took us to the upstairs apartment. The stairs to access the apartment are behind a locked gate (nice feature). Although only a single floor up (perhaps ten steps in all), these stairs are steep so please be careful ascending or descending. We didn’t have any issues with them. The first room you see when you enter has a table and an open kitchen. The only places to sit are kitchen chairs and a desk chair. Again, this is not an issue as you are likely not to spend very much time lounging around your apartment while in Rome; however, for those who desire a couch, this apartment will not be for you. The hat and coat rack ended up being a very nice touch and Jhonny supplies some umbrellas as well. There is also an air conditioning unit above the front door. The next room you encounter is the bathroom. This has a very nice walk-in shower (no tub), sink, bidet, and toilet along a with towel warming rack for those who stay during cooler weather. Those from the U.S. will likely notice the lack of counter space for placing items while getting ready - this is typical in places we stayed throughout Italy so you have been warned. My only suggestion for Jhonny here is to bring in an Ikea floor cabinet or small table so guests can place their clothing on something other than a toilet seat. Finally, we get to the bedrooms. One is upstairs and one is on the main level. As I did not stay in the room upstairs (my niece did), I can only state very minor things about it. Our niece said the bed was comfortable and the air conditioner was great; however, the stairs are precarious and she mentioned a few times about not wanting to climb back up those steps. The master bedroom (located on the same floor as the kitchen and bathroom) is spacious enough for two people to move around in and the bed was fine. A big disappointment for me was the fact that there is not an air conditioning unit in the master bedroom. The temperatures in Rome during our stay were the hottest of the year and even with the...