The entire home is in immaculate condition as if it was renovated just a day before. It is very well-maintained and professionally decorated. Every detail has been cared for professionally. Very spacious for our family. The bathrooms are extremely shiny and clean. Again, no detail left untouched. The host is very welcoming and responsive. The check-in could have been better I suppose, some other family member gave us the keys and the initial tour and he had some issues gaining entrance, which he then needed to contact the actual host. After a long drive from Positano, we felt that could have been done smoother as we were quite tired. The WI-FI needs to be checked, the main router signal is very weak, only really works from the first bedroom to the left as you enter the home. The Extender in the family room we were never able to connect to, I assume it has a different password than the main router. The home is prime location to anyone wanting to stay in Rome. Walking distance to any of the major tourist sites/locations that anyone would want to see. The home was very comfortable and cool with the A/Cs on. It is also located on the first floor which also has an elevator for people traveling with kids/family with lots of luggage; that was certainly a plus for us because I know certain locations did not have an an elevator.
Parking (for anyone traveling with a car) - We were traveling with a car and of course finding a car spot in Rome is almost impossible for tourists not knowing their way around. We stayed at this location further away from the Colosseum and other sites nearby to make sure we could find a parking spot. I will say that any apartment in Rome really can say there is "Free street parking" even though some locations don't exactly state that. It's just a matter of whether the person would know if it's free or not and how far are you willing to walk. Even the free street parking's, talking to store owners and restaurant waiters are not exactly free if you are not a resident. From what we were told, certain police that enforce the parking; they take pictures of the car's plates to either fine them or check if they are a resident on a nearby location, which will entitle them to park there. The best and safest location we found to park for free is the street above parallel to the river. Although the police that enforce the parking do not leave any indication of whether your car has been fined or not, they just take a picture with their IPads; I suppose they do this to make extra money. And from what I read on some comments, it may take months for the rental company to forward any fines to the renter. So I don't even know at this point if we were fined or not. Sorry to spend so much time on parking, but I just feel other people should know more about the parking situation because there is not must else that can prepare someone traveling with a car to Rome.
Thank for your allowing us to stay in your home, I would stay at your amazing home again and recommend this location to anyone traveling to Rome.