Gaia met us as planned and showed us around the apartment. Everything was clean, comfortable, and pleasant. She was able to offer some suggestions on places to eat, shop, etc. The kitchen is well-organized and stocked with food. It was pleasant sitting on the shaded balcony.
There is ample onstreet parking and a convenient bus stop. Just down the street is a great restaurant and coffee shop for the morning. Several blocks away is an ATM if needed. The rest of the neighborhood seems to be residential. It was quiet at night.
Our stay in Rome was short, and our main goal was to see some of the Via Appia Antica. Getting to the park can be done on foot from my sunny place; we chose to use our car due to the heat of August and some other stops we decided to make. If you visit here, you can walk to the Catacombs of San Sebastian; they are fascinating as well as very cool in the summer! Other Catacombs are nearby, but we did not visit them. Other places we visited included the Quo Vadis church, the Circus of Maxentius, and parts of the original Via Appia.
There is no WiFi here, but the nearby restaurant does offer it. I overlooked that in the description, so it is just something to keep in mind.
I highly recommend my sunny place for a relaxing stay in Rome!