Campo De Fiore is a stunning piazza in Rome, within walking distance to all the major sites. The entire area is a foodies paradise and we had great food experiences one after the other (Black garlic & white chocolate gelato anyone!)
The apartment is situated right in the heart of the area, so expect much hustle and bustle - wonderful for people watching.
Jhonny and his wife were very accommodating and assisted with the earlier check-in of my first-timer Airbnb parents. As hosts they could not be more charming and helpful.
The apartment itself was very clean, comfortable and compact. The top room & bed was very small, but more than adequate for a couple of days. The main bedroom was much more comfortable and spacious. My only small issues were the very lumpy pillows and the TV in bedroom 1, had a habit of turning itself on, as had been left on timer.
The kitchen was reasonably well stocked with a gas hob & microwave but no grill or toaster (although a very odd hotdog machine), so toast was off menu. Couldn't find the advertised washing machine though, nor was there any drying space or t-towels for dishes?
Arco Degli Acetari is mentioned in many tour guides as a great picture spot, so many tourists pop in to the courtyard to take snaps. The gates to the courtyard should get closed at 11pm, but on my first night (Friday) the noise was incredibly loud - it seems the local teenagers sneak in at the weekend to canoodle. On subsequent nights we made certain the gates were shut around 11pm and did not have a repeat experience.
Overall the great location and very reasonable price makes this place ideal if you want to experience the Dolce Vita.