So the location for this apartment is perfect - couldn’t be better. On a lovely quiet and pretty street in a great area (I visit Rome regularly and this was the best spot I’ve stayed in), with a lovely little church square at the end of the street, a great cafe over the road, and an easy walk into all the nicest parts of the city for tourists. Lively area but not noisy. The view from the sunny kitchen and bathroom was also lovely, and the front closed over living space / sun room type space was nice. I found the other living spaces quite dark though as the only windows from the main bedroom and living room are the glass doors into the sun room. There was plenty of space for two people ( it would be fine for a family or two couple as well), it was comfy and well equipped. Check in and communication was excellent. For me, what let the place down and actually made our stay quite challenging was the things that the owner couldn’t control, but which I felt should’ve been mentioned in the advert - and that’s the noise from building work and potential for noise from the next door apartment. As is maybe normal for a beautiful old building like this, the walls are very thin (I felt exceptionally thin, and I stay in Rome a lot to visits friends there so have been in many Airbnbs in the city). The main double bedroom wall seems to connect to the living room of the next door apartment, and that meant I could hear literally every word being said. There were American students living there (not visiting) on my trip, and they were really loud, until very late at night (after midnight), every night. On the second night we actually had to knock on the door and ask them nicely please to be quieter as it was impossible to sleep, and they were friendly and said they would, but it is difficult to be quiet with walls that thin and it meant I slept really badly the whole time even with ear plugs I went and bought, and I was tired in the days from that so couldn’t enjoy my trip as much. Then as well as this there is substantial building work (with scaffolding etc) going on on the building the other side of the apartment which started every day at 8am, and meant we couldn’t sleep in or come back to rest easily when we were tired after a long day exploring, because the works noise was loud and could be heard everywhere in the apartment all day. There was no warning in advance that there were building works going on, which I felt was a little unfair on guests who might want to come back for a rest after a long day sightseeing before going out again, or to sleep after 8am. So I think this is a nice apartment if you are a heavy sleeper and when the works are finished it will likely be quiet (the road itself is quiet) and nice, but I think it’s important to let guests know about these things in advance so they can decide what matters to them or not.