This apartment is located near the bustling Campo de’ Fiori, as well as within walking distance to the Jewish Ghetto and many other points of interest. We walked almost everywhere, but it is close to bus and tram lines as well.
Manuela’s son met us in front of the building and showed us how to navigate the stairs and elevator, and oriented us to the apartment. He gave us some restaurant recommendations in Rome, including one very nice sit-down place whose owner is a friend of the host and gave us a small discount.
Manuela was very communicative, even reaching out on Sunday morning to remind us of the end of Daylight Savings in Italy. We never met her, but we felt well taken care of.
The bathroom is a little inconvenient—the shower is cramped, and the toilet paper roll knocked into my arm when I used the toilet. But other than that, the place was great. Manuela had stocked the fridge with water and juice, and the kitchen had bread and jam for toast and ground coffee and sugar for a morning caffè.
We were sad to leave this location and Rome, and would absolutely come back.
Note that, while there is an elevator in the building, it is reached by a short flight of stairs, and there is a step from the kitchen to the bedroom.