The apartment in Rome is gorgeous and we had a great stay. The photos on the listing are really accurate so you can trust that you are getting what you expect. The little courtyard is beautiful and although the balcony isn't really big enough to sit out on, it was lovely to open the french doors and lie on the sofa! Don't be too put off by the lack of air con - I was worried when we realised it was going to be 33/34 degrees during our trip but the fans (provided) and strategically opening the large windows meant that the nights were actually surprisingly bearable, and we slept well. Don't forget to shut all the blinds during the day if its hot! The kitchen is well equipped with lots of utensils and crockery, pans etc, with a large fridge and freezer.
Practical tips: there wasn't any fridge food provided but check the cupboards before you shop as there is quite a few items left from previous visitors, like sugar, coffee, and balsamic vinegar! There's a co-op literally around the corner, and a Carrefour express around another corner (which we found slightly better stocked). I asked the owner/management company to book me taxis to and from the airport and I'd recommend it as a very low stress option. There's definitely cheaper ways of getting there but I felt it was worth the extra for the ease. Soap, shampoo and toilet roll are provided which may avoid the need for liquids in hand luggage if you're on a short break.
The location is brilliant, you can walk practically everywhere - the furthest we went was the Colosseum which was around 30 mins walk, and all the other key sites are less than that. Overall we really loved the apartment and would definitely stay again.