The apartment is really wonderful. I definitely would stay here again. I stayed here for 1 month, working remotely during the week. Luca is very responsive and took care of anything I needed quickly (We needed a second blanket for the extra bed for example.)

Some things to know:
• There is no separate desk to use as a workspace. There is a second, small bed where the desk is seen in some of the photos. I worked from the dining area during my stay which became my little workspace and was just fine for me.
• The internet is pretty solid. I was able to query large MS Access databases and have continuous MS Teams calls.
• The small twin bed is in the same room as the double bed but has a tall armoire/dresser unit separating the two beds.
• Every room has a large bright window you can open. I loved it. It feels wonderful to let in a cross breeze.
• The washing machine on the back terrace works great, and hanging my clothes to dry was easy.

The location is perfect. You're in a great neighborhood just north of all the hustle of the city center. You walk 2 min over to the end of the block to hop on the tram. It comes like every 5 to 7 min I think, and in just as many minutes probably, it takes you south and drops you off right at the entrance to the city center (at Piazza del Popolo) or the A line of the Metra (at the Flaminio stop) or the entrance to the Villa Borghese which is my favorite. Alternatively, you can take the tram north (from the opposite side of the green park area) to get dropped off really close to the stadium for the AS Roma games.

The coffee bar at the corner is wonderful, my favorite gelato is from Pico Gelato nearby, the Tiepolo restaurant right outside your door is a great spot for a lighter meal occasionally, but my favorite restaurant in the neighborhood (probably of all that I tried in Rome actually) is Osteria Mamma Mia. Such a great spot.