We only spent a short while at Pino's apartment (we spent one day in Rome at the end of a long trip to Italy) - but it was a great experience. The apartment is nice and spacious, with plenty of room for the five of us (my wife and I and our three young daughters). It's well equipped with a kitchen containing everything you need to cook meals, a large fridge and a washing machine. It's also quite peaceful and quiet, which was very important for us (we can't sleep in a noisy environment).

In terms of location - the apartment is very well connected to public transportation, with several different stops within a very short walking distance, linked to all the different parts of the city with short rides. If you're coming with a car, leave it parked near the house (free) and use public transport - you don't want to take your car into Rome's center. When you initially check in and bring your car, do try to arrive at the afternoon as finding a spot late in the evening may be difficult.

What truly stands out with this apartment is its amazing host - Pino. Even though we arrived late, he took the time to give us countless detailed tips about Rome - many of which were new to us even though it was our 4th time in the city and helped us get the most of the short time we had to spend there. When we bumped into a hurdle and lost a bag in Fiumicino on our way back - he was even willing to spend time to go to FCO and successfully helped us get our bag back - far above and beyond what the average host would do!

Bottom line - if you're a family and prefer staying in an apartment to staying in a hotel as we do, this is a great place for you to choose for touring Rome.