This apartment is exactly as it is advertised on the Air BNB website. The rooms and layout are shown in each photograph incredibly clearly. Stefano the owner met us on arrival with a bag full of groceries, eggs, bacon, yoghurt, muffins, milk ( this was a lovely touch and meant we didn't have to go out immediately to buy things) and the kitchen was already stocked with some kitchen basics ( salt, cooking oil, herbs etc) and there was plenty of coffee and an easy coffee machine which Stefano gave clear instructions on. Stefano showed us around the apartment, gave instructions on how to operate everything (dishwasher, heating etc) and then he told us we could contact him if we needed anything at all during our stay - he really put us at ease. All bedrooms are large with double beds and each has their own en suite bathroom. The beds were all very comfortable and have lovely pillows and quilts. We slept very well when we were there. Each room has a tv and we took a USB with films on for the children as Italian TV is all in Italian (surprise surprise!! :) ) We were in Rome during January and the apartment was well heated. There is also LOADS of storage space with wardrobes and drawers in each bedroom and three huge wardrobes in the corridor to the rooms. The kitchen area was a large ample space for a family to spend time in. If you are there when it is warm there is also a huge terrace area with a big table outside so you can eat el fresco. We ate our breakfast and most evening meals in the apartment as we were travelling with young children and they were exhausted from walking around Rome all day. There is an oven and a full four ring hob to cook with and there are drawers full of cooking equipment; pans, colander, cooking utensils etc - there wasn't anything short in the drawers and there is plenty of crockery (plates, dishes, cups, glasses etc) - actually its like walking into a fully equipped home. There is a small supermarket about 5 minutes walk up the road where you can stock up your fridge so its handy if you do want to cook during your stay. If not there is a lovely restaurant underneath the apartment block called Osteria Pascal. We had the most delicious meal of our holiday in there. The menu was a little "posh" for our two fussy children! But the staff in there were really accommodating and rustled something up for them. (coming out of the apartment doors its just up on the right - literally ten steps away, so its incredibly convenient). The area the apartment is in is outside of Rome centre, however its on the metro Route (Valle Aurellia stop) and the metro station is just 5 minutes walk from the apartment. We relied heavily on the metro during our stay and...