This is not just a place to stay; it's a historic, gorgeous palazzo. It's three floors of spacious master bedrooms, luxuriously equipped bathrooms, and beautifully decorated sitting rooms. The whole home is decorated with stunning art, statues, and tapestries. It's very secure and with its location, feels like living as a local, rather than a tourist. There is a grocery store and a tasty restaurant nearby called "In Rome" that's not overly touristy. There's also a nearby tabacchi and of course, all the antiquity of Rome around the corner!
We particularly enjoyed the terrace on the roof. We cooked dinner every evening in the kitchen and enjoyed it al fresco with an incredible view of the Roman Forum.
The kitchen is a fun place to cook (it doesn't have every little kitchen tool, like a potato peeler, for example), but I imagine it's more than enough for most travelers.
We didn't do a great job communicating our sleeping arrangements, so we didn't get sheets for the top bedroom until the last night (which was a bummer). There aren't extra sheets in the house, so don't make our mistake - be sure to specify how many made beds you need. We also didn't expect to have daily maid service, which the home requires. We're used to having privacy on vacation, so that took some getting used to, but the cleaning person did a very nice job.
The English-only speaking members of the group had some trouble communicating with our Italian hosts who communicate almost entirely in Italian. Between asking us for photos of our passports, requiring us to pay additional city taxes, inquiring about when the cleaning person could come, and asking about our departure time, the management did send a number of text messages... Which can be a lot to manage when you're on vacation, want to escape from your phone, and don't have a local phone (so all that phone time got a bit expensive!). So try to organize as much of the details in advance as you possibly can!
All in all, it was a delightful place to stay - total luxury in an ideal location.