I rented the apartment from Pasquale for half a year for my ERASMUS stay with friends. The apartment has everything you need to live, even for a longer stay. So there is not only a washing machine, but also a small dishwasher, a large fridge with a big freezer, a microwave, etc. The location of the apartment is great, for anyone who likes to go out in the evening, but you can also walk to the city center and the major attractions (walking time to the Collosseum about half an hour).
Also, despite being in a popular party district for students, it is quiet at night as most of the apartment faces out onto the patio. Down the street from the apartment is a cafe and a pasticceria with the world's best cappuccinos and cornetti.
The apartment is not super new or fancy furnished, but has its own charm with the exposed brick ceiling. The bathroom is very funny, everything is a little smaller (toilet / bathtub) than the norm, but that did not bother us. Also, there is plenty of storage space in the bedrooms next to the beds in closets and dressers for anything you want to put.
The apartment even has heaters, which was a must for us since we were spending the winter in Rome. Due to the high rooms and the stone floor, we have to say that it was too cold in winter without thick socks and sweater inside. But this is probably more a problem of southern countries, where apartments are rather designed for extreme heat.
Pasquale is a really nice host, on request he provided us with more bedding and a vacuum cleaner and changed the broken light bulbs on one visit. Otherwise we had little contact with him, we got the key at the beginning from the house porter.
We can recommend the stay at Pasquale to everyone who wants to spend some time in ROMA :)