Wow!! This flat is amazing! It is definitely a "home away from home."
The decor is nice (a subtle African theme really fits the wood structure of the house) and flows smoothly throughout the apartment. There are so many tools in the kitchen including a wine opener (a must in Rome), a Nespresso machine with pods and many glasses, cups, plates, and silverware.
The highlight for my wife and I was definitely the private garden. The plants surrounding the area offer a ton of privacy and the table in the middle allowed us to eat some takeaway meals outside with a bottle of wine in a super romantic space. Because of the shade from the plants and awesome lighting, the garden can be easily used at any time during the hottest day or darkest night. And we were visited by some blue turtledoves the first morning we were there.
The popping neighborhood of Trastevere is a couple minutes walk away and contains AMAZING restaurants and some trendy night spots for drinks. The neighborhood is alive well into the night, so you can eat or drink at your leisure. The neighborhood is safe, and the people were very friendly. The few minutes of separation from the main streets of Trastevere and the Air BnB mean that when you retire for the night, you will not be heavily impacted by the noise.
A few unique points: there are automatic shutters for the windows and the garden door, so the sun rises when you say. There are a couple fans so even during a hot Roman summer, the fact that there is no A/C is not a huge drawback (It averaged 35 degrees Celsius when we were there). And there is a washer/dryer machine (a hugely rare find).
Lastly, Stefano was awesome and easy to communicate with. He made check-in easy (and provided some suggestions for sights to see), and check-out was simply leaving the keys on the table and closing the door.
Thanks for giving my wife and me a home in Rome!! (we threw a coin in the Trevi Fountain, so we will be back). Ciao!