A major appeal for me in selecting this apartment was its proximity to a metro station. As indicated in the apartment description, the apartment is a short walk from the Metro station, which makes it convenient during the daytime. However, if you're travelling to Rome to enjoy the splendor and charm of the historical center at night, keep in mind that until August 2015, the "A" Metro Line which serves this neighborhood, stops operating at 9:30pm, and if you don't want to take taxis, you will have to figure out the bus system. This made it somewhat inconvenient for me, given that I wanted to enjoy the evening time in central Rome, and not have to worry about a 9:30pm curfew, or figuring out which buses to catch from where. Had I known about the limited subway service at night, I would have opted to stay somewhere else in Rome.
Apart from this transportation inconvenience, the apartment itself was as described; it was spacious and bright, had all the amenities that I needed. I had already been a week 'on the road' so I appreciated having the use of the washer for doing laundry. And Noemi helpfully brought me a clothes drying stand to hang my laundry. The WiFi worked perfectly. There is a large supermarket conveniently located across the street. Noemi was at the apartment to greet me upon arrival.