We are a family of five, three kids (8,9,13).
Luca was very responsive, but doesn't speak any English, so some challenges with communicating. We made it work. He met us at the door.
The apartment was spacious and probably great for larger adult groups that just need a place to sleep. The kitchen was not well provisioned for any cooking (no microwave, one dull knife, beat up pans, and no prep space). The water pressure is really weak for taking a shower, and barely enough for washing dishes. In order to get hot water at the kitchen, it was necessary to turn on the water at the bathroom sink. Kind of strange. The apartment is on the fourth floor without an elevator, so people with heavy luggage or challenges with stairs should be aware. The front of the apartment is on a somewhat busy street, so if a light sleeper, it can be a challenge with noise (especially with the constant blaring of police sirens all day in Rome. Why are there so many sirens in Rome?).
The apartment was conveniently located next to the train station and the #3, and #8 tram lines. Took about 20 minutes to get to the major sights. There is a lovely Italian restaurant called Essentiale right next door. Good food, decent prices.