This place was pictured just as it looks in real life. The white furniture, paint, and features as well as the high ceilings and big windows made it very light and pretty. The apartment is centered between the metro station and the Spanish steps, making it just far enough away from the city center that the crowds aren’t overwhelming, but close enough that you can get there rather quickly with just a few stops in the metro or a nice 30 minute walk (to the colosseum—15 minutes to the Trevi Fountain).
Though on a rather busy street, the apartment is situated over a private courtyard with a nice balcony. The view of the ground isn’t the best from the balcony, but the church, skyline and privacy of it make it worth it. We loved opening our windows in the morning and letting all of the sun and fresh air in. Overall it was a very lovely place.
Now for the minuses: the responses from the hosts in the comments indicated that a previous WiFi issue had been fixed. This was not the case. Though the WiFi connection was seemingly strong, we were lucky if it took less than five minutes to upload a picture or open the google main page. This was a major issue for us as our trip was last minute and a lot of our adventures relied on us having a reliable connection in which to conduct our searches.
Another minus was that the walls were paper thin. Not in a sense that you could hear the street noise—you couldn’t— but you could hear people in the other apartments. This made it pretty uncomfortable our last night when I could hear what must have been a couple on their honeymoon. Earplugs advisable.
Other than those two things, there really wasnt much to complain about. There are cameras in the apartment lobby area and the doorman’s presence throughout the day made us feel safe and secure, and overall the place was great for the value.