A pretty good place. Some good some not so good / bad.
Let’s start with the not so good. There are a lot of stairs to climb. Luckily, she had somebody check us in who helped us carry the suitcases up the 3 flights of stairs. And then to climb them up daily was a challenge, but good exercise. We walked a lot in our week in Rome, but if you are handicapped, this place is not for you.
Inside the dated house there are some strange steps here and there and we tripped a couple of times. The layout is also a bit weird. The 2nd bathroom is away from the 2nd bedroom, and a big guy like me could not fit past the glass shower divider. The other bathroom is OK, except for the toilet being on a sort of pedestal.
There was no instruction booklet to find some of the items that were in a hidden closet or to operate the washing machine. ( we decided to use an outside laundromat with bigger machines and dryers on our last day; we were boarding a cruise after that and needed clean stuff)
The TV never worked ( but who needs that in Rome) and some lightbulbs burned and took 2 days to replace ( We could have done it ourselves if we had known there was a ladder in the hidden closet) This was a bit of a nuisance in the kitchen.
The good news is the location. That was perfect. We were close to Piazza Navona with loads of restaurants and bars, and all the major attractions are fairly close by.
We bought a 3 day Hop-on-hop-off package which got us to all major attractions.
Antonella does reply quickly to messages sent. The house has all amenities. Good wifi, hot water, coffee maker.