The apartment was a good size and easily reachable by public transport both during the day and at night.
The bed was very comfortable and there was excellent wifi. Maria and Stefano allowed us to drop our car and bags off 2 hours before check in and said that they would reserve a car parking space for us in their small private street which was very kind of them.
Unfortunately when we arrived the private street was a narrow alley with cars jammed down both sides (as with everywhere in Rome) and there were road works outside the apartment with a large fence blocking part of the alley. There were no free parking spaces anywhere in the area.
We were met by a lady called Irina who told us to park against the roadwork fence and partially across the door to the apartment, as that or in front of someone’s garage door were the only free spaces where we could squeeze our car - a small Peugeot 208.
We tried to do this but the residents came out and yelled at us and told us we couldn’t park there. We had to leave and find expensive paid parking for the whole weekend as there wasn’t anywhere in the area we could park.
When we advised Stefano of the problem he told us we were allowed to park there (though in reality there was no room and the residents said no) and that there was room for his big car earlier in the day but because we were late (15 minutes and we’d messaged them to say we were stuck in traffic) he could no longer hold us a place and that none of the hundreds of other people that had stayed had had any problems.
Maybe we were just very unlucky but I would carefully consider staying here vs another place with a more guaranteed parking situation if you find yourself in Rome with a car.
Aside from that Stefano and Maria seemed like very nice people via the messages they sent and the apartment was fine.
Except for the issues with parking I would recommend staying here.