Federico was a wonderful host who was always quick to reply to any questions I had. It made our first trip to Rome worry-free. He arranged a set-price car from the airport fo us and provided a great list of local restaurants and suggested itineraries for a few days in Rome. From the apartment, we could walk pretty much anywhere. (Finally on the last day we took a bus back from the area around the Forum after walking 20,000 steps, and that was simple.) The apartment itself had everything we needed and everything worked well: internet, washing machine, etc. We were provided with coffee and a basket of packaged snacky-breakfast things and some drinks in the fridge (beer, sparkling wine, juice, water) which are handy when you've traversed 9 time zones. If you are looking to do serious cooking, the kitchen is pretty tiny, but with all the amazing food right outside your door, stick with keeping some basics to snack on and fill up on all the other deliciousness out in the world. The temperatures were in the low 80s/27-29c and turning the AC on for a bit was a nice option after hours of walking. The apartment does not get a ton of natural light or have any view, really (The bedroom looks out on a narrow street) but there is a ton of lighting in the apartment to make up for it, and so much to do and see all day, by the time you are back in the apartment, you are ready to collapse on a couch and look at your pictures and have a bit of wine. Thank you, Federico!