The apartment of Impero Vaticano was perfect. Great location just outside Vatican City. Within 5 minutes you are inside Vatican City and if you are a bit sportive, it is also really doable to walk towards the city centre (about 25 to 45 minutes) depending where you want to go. However it is also really easy to go to the city centre with the subway. The apartment is also easy to reach by train. Inside the apartment everything was extremely neat and clean. The apartment itself was great. However one thing we had some troubles with was the communication. We asked if we could drop our luggage by the apartment since we arrived quite early in Rome, which was possible. However when we wrote that we would arrive at 12:00 and were already at the apartment, they send us a message with only 12:15. Luckily we were able to wait inside, but we had no idea what it meant or what to do. When someone of the staff came to get us, they simply shove the keys into our hands and walked away without any explanation about the room, rules, check out time, which keys to use or the breakfast. We were a bit shocked since it came across as a bit rude. We know that it was probably because of the English language problems, but it was not a nice arrival. After a few hours we thought we would have gotten some information about the breakfast, but since this was not the case, we wrote them a message. They did read the message but did not answer the question, which also was a bit weird and came across as rude. When we asked it again they simply told us that there was no breakfast because of covid-19 (understandable that that was the reason, but we were not told that this was the case and booked the apartment while it said that breakfast was included). They told us that we could get some cheap breakfast at a cafe nearby, but this was for us not really a good solution as we paid for the included breakfast. They did solve the problem in a good way to refund us the money that we paid for the breakfast, but it still would have been better to mention this on AirBnB. So overall, the staff was really nice, but language struggles were a big thing.