The apartment is in a fantastic location close to the Tiber river and within walking distance (30 min or less) of everything you want to see in Rome. The building is 17th century and has so much character. There’s an elevator, which is excellent for suitcases. The space itself was pristinely clean and we had everything we needed in the kitchen (we did not cook, but the kitchen is stocked). The clothes washer was broken, but our host offered to pay for any cleaning we needed at the laundry across the square. The two bedrooms are very private from each other, with one overlooking the square and the other, a charming courtyard. The master bathroom does not have an overhead shower. It has a tub with a glass wall and handheld shower nozzle. The host was extremely warm and welcoming and gave wonderful recommendations for dining.
The apartment overlooks the Piazza Farnese, where to the left you can see the French Embassy (formerly a palace for the Farnese family). The upper portion of the embassy was designed by Michelangelo. There are also 2 3rd century Roman baths that have been turned into fountains on the square. It’s lovely to wake up to. The square is quiet, but lively and full of locals in he evenings. Very close by there’s an open air vegetable market (Campo di Fiore - dates back to Ancient Roman times), and the trendy Jewish Quarter and Trastavere neighborhoods (awesome for dining). Right across the square, there’s a decent cafe for breakfast and coffee that opens earlier than many and has friendly service.
Overall, highly recommended.