We felt very much at home in this beautiful apartment, and were well taken care of by Peter. We were a family of 6: grandparents, parents, and two pre-teens, and we stayed for a week, cooking dinner and breakfasts in the apartment and eating our for lunch. We walked to many of the major sights in Rome, including the Colosseum, Pantheon, and the Bioparco/Villa Borghese. Peter was attentive and responsive from our arrival at the airport on. It was particularly helpful when he called to book us an early morning taxi to get to our tour departure point for a day trip to Pompeii after we tried calling three companies without success in communicating our need to prebook despite a good phrase book level comfort with the Italian language (i.e. we know a lot of vocabulary and phrases but no grammar, which means complicated requests are still hard to make).
Everything was fine with the apartment, but a few notes: it is noisy at night as Campo dei Fiori is a popular evening destination, but we loved people-watching out the windows. The bath in the master bedroom does not have an enclosure for taking a shower so it's mostly useful as a bath although there is a shower head which can be used while sitting in the tub. The stove only has two burners, so plan meals accordingly. (I'm used to a mixed household with varying food allergy and vegetarian needs so I'm often using 3 or 4 burners at home.) It was very nice to have a dishwasher, washer, and dryer while traveling with a family. The washer is small and the condensing dryer is slow, so just plan small frequent loads. Grocery and convenience stores very nearby. Gluten-free pizza shop right across the street for travelers who need it. As for bedrooms, the master bedroom has a foldout single bed that our 10 year old slept on and a very comfortable foldout double bed in the living room that our 12 year old used. We had a good amount of room for our party of 6.
We had a great time, and would love to come back to Orchid Apartment if we make it to Rome again!