Excellent location so close to Trevi but on a nice quiet courtyard. Perfect amount of space to unpack and settle in, was very clean. There were a few kitchen amenities for very simple cooking (except for eggs - no skillet). There was a toaster, coffee maker and stovetop espresso maker. She even left coffee for us and was responsive to any questions we had.
Be sure to take along your own shower soap, etc. and don’t expect a lot of hot water. We had several lukewarm showers which was not great. The bed was comfortable but only two pillows provided. Really would’ve liked a couple extras. My only real complaint is that we chose this place because the listing said there was a dryer - however that was not the case. I believe she edited the listing after I asked about it so it should now be accurate. We were really counting on doing laundry so that was a big disappointment.
A few tips if it’s your 1st trip to Rome - avoid most restaurants on main tourist spots and opt for those on quieter streets. Some of our faves : for pizza go to Ai Marmi in Trastevere - get the suppli and crème brûlée! The mushroom and sausage pizza is our definite favorite! Mazzè on Via Rasella had great service, delish pasta and eggplant parmesan. Barzilai on Via Panisperna in the Monti area also has great pasta and really friendly service. Always ask for the house wine wherever you are - we had no disappointments on that!