We loved this apartment.
First of all, the management is excellent. Carla responded very quickly to our inquiries and on-site, Luisa was there when we needed her. We stayed five weeks and once had an issue with wifi and another with hot water. Both were resolved within a few hours. Luisa also arranged a cab for our return and it worked perfectly. Her English is excellent.
The apartment itself is very comfortable and well presented in the photographs. It is attractive, clean, and well equipped – probably the best equipped kitchen we have encountered, which we really appreciated. The apartment has a special collection of books, which were a particular pleasure, making us wish we could read Italian. While not fancy, the furnishings and decor are personal, interesting and intelligent. The building itself has character as, of course, does the Campo de Fiori neighborhood. The street is pretty quiet with a bit more action on Friday and Saturday nights. The bed is comfortable, and other than the occasional noisy night, we slept very well.
The location is perfect. It has to be acknowledged that the Campo is a high tourist area and there are some negatives associated with mass tourism. But, there is still a lot of the real Campo, and it is fun to watch the rhythm of the days. The many specialty food sources provide everything you need to cook within easy walking distance (both supermarkets and specialty supplies of cheese, cured meats, bakeries, and other.)
The Campo is close to many of the city's main attractions. If you have time for greater exploration, buy a bus map as there are plenty of bus routes within easy reach.
Do not miss buying pizza at the Antica Forno, including the pizza rosso. And if you are a foodie, do not miss Roscioli. Because it is very, very busy, Roscioli can be a little challenging, but we went back four times. You can just stop in ahead of time and make a reservation – request seating in the back room.
Overall, we felt so fortunate to be in this comfortable, well managed apartment.