The apartment is in great location, few minutes walk to the colosseum and on a street with a few restaurants which are great as well. Although the entrance to the apartment is on the street level, you still have to walk up steps inside the apartment to access any of the living area or bathrooms. So it is like being on 1st floor (2nd for us Americans). The entire living space with 1 bathroom is on one level with the second bathroom halfway between the ground floor and living floor. There is a small gate at the top of the steps but it won’t prevent an active toddler to climb over it. The apartment is bit awkward in terms of the layout, not very open space type concept. 2 of the beds are bunk beds and that room feels a bit like walk in closet with bunk beds in them. Good enough for kids for couple of nights but not long term. The ladder for the upper bunk bed was not a fixed ladder so you had to exercise a bit of caution. The kitchen had all utensils and there were a number of food items left in there from prior tenants. Most of them were expired. There was coffee machine but no coffee pods or coffee. Apartment was clean, checkin was ok. You have to go to the hotel for checkin and the first guy we met there gave a bit of an attitude when I told him it’s the apartment but others were fine. We never met Mica and only communicated with her within Airbnb app - her response time was quick. The apartment did not have a kettle (the base was there but not the kettle). She had it delivered by the hotel staff and it was in the apartment when we came back (we didn’t realize that they have access to apartment and can come in when we were not there). Mica gave us local restaurant recommendations and also website addresses for making tour bookings. Her apartment location is fantastic. Very near colosseum and I would say about 10/12 mins walk to subway/metro which was one stop from Termini station. I would recommend it if you are coming for a couple of days and want to be in the center with easy access. Space is tight - it wasn’t big enough for us with 3 teens walking around but worked for us as it was primarily a resting spot for us for very active and long days