The apartment is located within the remarkably charming confines of a former convent. Daniela was super-friendly and flexible about check-in and check-out times. Since I like to cook, it was nice that the kitchen was equipped and functioned well — and that there is a Roman-style market just around the corner for food shopping. Creature comforts were all there: a good bed, a lovely patio, A/C for the hot days of June and relaxing lighting. And, of course, the core of historical Rome awaited just outside the front door.
Just two negatives: The door doesn't completely close from the inside, which would have been an easy fix. And I learned upon arrival that there would be renovation work in the hallway outside my door, which led to noise throughout the day starting early in the morning, disturbing sleep.