Outstanding location on a tiny piazza off the corner of Campo de Fiori. There’s a cafe with fresh pastries right outside the door where we quickly became morning regulars.
The apartment was perfect for our group of an older couple and three single adults. Plenty of beds and bathrooms - although the shower holders drooped so it wasn’t possible to take a standing shower.
One negative was the lack of a coffee maker. There were two of the metal perk pots, but we find it difficult to produce a decent cup of coffee with those. Give me a French press or a Nespresso pot, please! And if you don’t like stairs, you won’t want to use the kitchen. We spent a lot of time traipsing up and down between the kitchen and dining room. We could have eaten at the kitchen table, but it was pretty warm down there with Rome temps in the 90’s.
Carlo was very responsive and helpful. We blew out the power by running both AC units, plus the washing machine and dishwasher at the same time. (Our bad.) The instructions in the info book to rectify this were unclear, but a panicky call to Carlo got us fixed up with lights and power again quickly.
Wi-fi is good in both the living/dining room area and in the upstairs bedrooms. We were able to stream movies without any buffering.
If you’re looking for a great location to soak up a little Roman ambiance, and you like lots of space to spread out, this one can’t be beat.