This was a lucky find - a spacious, comfortable (and when I stayed, reasonably priced!) apartment overlooking the historic heart of Rome. The view and terrace were splendid to wake up to, and the space was pleasantly decorated with elegant furniture and framed prints on the walls and some books in the bookshelves - giving you the happy illusion that you are actually living in Rome. The heating worked well; the bed was generous and comfortable; the sofa super for crashing out on after long walks; and the kitchen facilities were excellent (even though I only used the coffee machine!). Wifi was smooth - and I was happy to have a nice desk with that splendid view to accompany my work. As often the case with older buildings, there is room for improvement in the bathroom - a stale smell and a pokey shower door was not up to the standard of the rest of the place - but this was a minor inconvenience.
Intriguingly, the apartment (along with others on the upper floors) is reached via the lobby and elevator of a small hotel - which can feel odd on first arrival. But, for business travellers, this can make for a convenient rendezvous point in the lobby of the hotel.
The view is what made the place really memorable though - it was wonderful to look directly over the Imperial Forum while reading all about it - imagining all the history embedded in those ruins. All-in-all, a wonderful base for a Roman holiday.