Erika’s place was amazing!
Just perfect location in Rome, very easy walking to the Vatican 10 minutes and the metro 10 minutes. It’s in the center of lots of restaurants and things to see but the building is very quiet. I love all the Italian touches like the tile flooring and antique chairs in the entryway. The rooms were very elegantly decorated with so much thought and detail put into this home. The beds were so comfortable we all had really good sleep!
The coffee and tea pot was thoughtful and delicious! We were so thankful for it one morning when we had an early start and didn’t have time for a cafe stop before our tour.
The apartment was SO clean and the towels were large and soft. Also every bedroom has its own bathroom!!! It was wonderful to come back after waking all day and no fighting over a bathroom.
We also LOVED the showers, AC, and each room having it’s own keys to the whole building not just our own room. It made it easy for us to do our own things and not worry about someone being there to let us in.
We booked the entire apartment but even if you booked one room it would be a great experience because as soon as you close your door it’s very quiet and you can’t hear anything.
I sent our itinerary and Erika saw a better way to get to the apartment from the Fiumicino airport and helped me book a shuttle that saved us so much time, money and worry about arriving.
During our stay we thought one shower stopped working and they came out right away and it was just a user error and a one second fix and the shower worked perfectly but they wanted to make sure we were okay.
My whole group was amazed on how attentive and helpful Yanick and Ericka were. Making local restaurant reservations for us when we arrived so tired and hungry made our experience that much more special.
It was a boutique hotel experience and that’s why we booked it in the first place! There’s Hilton’s everywhere but Erika’s apartment is totally unique and beautiful and we had much better experience then any Hotel stay. I wouldn’t stay anywhere else next time we come to Rome.