My girlfriend and I had a delightful stay at Silvias apartment. We were able to book a couple of months in advance, and Silvia was very helpful in answering all our questions - usually within a few hours. It was also no problem that our flight was delayed and that we could not arrive and check in until early evening.

The apartment matches the pictures and description. It has close to everything you would ever need as a base for exploring Rome. I especially point out its location as most sights was within walking distance. The location is also well connected to public transportation.

The street outside is a main tourist area with plenty of delightful restaurants and souvenir shops. We especially recommend the restaurant called 433. It was the only restaurant where we ate twice during our stay. Piazza Navona is within 5 minutes of walk and we recommend everyone to visit it during the evening.

The apartment exit leads to a small yard, which then leads to the streets. In order to enter the yard you have to use two keys - one to the main gate and one to the following lattice port. Finally, you have to use a third key to the apartment door. Even though the area is a crowded tourist area, we felt very safe during our stay.

If we would have to point out a few negative things it would be that it is impossible to completely cover the windows. This means that anyone out in the yard can look in. Curtains are placed in front of the windows which greatly mitigates the problem, but the curtains did not block the whole view.

We also found the kitchen to be slightly lacking. We especially missed a cutting board for our Italian bread that we bought at the nearby grocery store. Additionally, although Silvia had taken care of most basic needs like towels and linens, we still had to buy toilet paper and soap for the dishes.

All in all, we recommend staying with Silvia if you want to visit Rome and explore the Eternal City. Especially the location of the apartment is priceless!