This apartment is large, and is well located to the Colliseum; it is also near the metro which is easy to use and cheap and gives access to other parts of Rome. However, most sights are a 30 to 40 minute walk and there is plenty to see on your way.
Alternatively, you can hire electric bikes and scooters via the Uber app; this is very popular. We found out later you can get a day pass that allows you to hop on and off for 100 minutes which is great if you want to stop for lunch or visit a site. You just log off and pick up another bike later.
Locally there are a good selection of restaurants, a bakery, supermarket and gelato.
Communication with Pietro was very good and he kindly organised our taxi to and from the airport.
The apartment has three bedrooms though note the third is a single bed and a put up camp bed which was OK for us as we were a party of 5 but in our opinion not ideal for a couple. There were two ensuits and one main bathroom.
The air con was very good and there is access on the tv to your own Netflix, amazon, Disney channels so bring your account log in if you want to use it.
There are plent of fountains to top up water bottles, it's from the mountains so very clean.
We went to Treverse for dinner a couple of times, also known as the Italian Quarter. Lots of lovely restaurants and a great vib. If like us, you're a larger party, get there earlier as its gets busy.
Rome is a fantastic city with so much to see and do and some fab places to eat. We recommend the little pizza slice shops for a quick lunch and the gelato is so delicious anytime!