The apartment was good. It got more than enough space for 2 persons and was cleaned up. It was well organized and offered a tiny kitchen, which was enough for a 1 week stay since you will eat out most of the time. Upstairs has a nice bed but keep in mind the ceiling or roof is low. The bathroom is small and got a tiny ventilation. Altough there are no windows in it. The apartment has AC which is a saver for the
The building itself was old which is normal for Rome. It gives you a historic charme. Keep in mind that all buildings in that area are old but this apartment in particular was nicely equipped and got modern lighting in the dining room. You might hear other residents of the building in the patio because of the very popular location. But it was still quiet enough without renouncing to get some rest. The other residents were very friendly and open to have some chat. You won't hear the noises from outside the building.
The location is very popular and asked amongst tourists. It offers everything you need for a trip to Rome. But keep in mind that the area is purely visited by tourists. So if you want to get somewhere local and asite from all the tourist hurly-bury you can easily take the bus or even get a carsharing. You can reach most of the touristic attractions by foot. So you should get some proper footwear.
You should pay attention for the recycling of the trash. There aren't big garbage containers where you can put your garbage in. There are collection points in some areas where people throw theire garbage bags. Also they got door-to-door collection twice a day.
The host, Alessandro, offers a lot of tips and advices for your trip so you should keep that in mind. Whenever we got a question or a problem he helped us solving it, especially with the waste disposal.
I can recommend the apartment and the host Alessandro.
Thank you for your hospitality!