Margherita is a wonderful hostess! I stayed here with my adult daughter during our European vacation, and this was our last stop. The unit is beautiful and had a lot of amenities that we needed, such as a washer and dryer. We felt very safe both in the unit/building and the surrounding area. We did the typical touristy things but spent our last evening in the area for dinner and drinks and night photos of the Arco della Pace.
Coming from the United States I'll let other Americans know that there is a learning curve to using the appliances. There is an instruction book with English notes but the machines themselves are very different for us. Also, I couldn't find the silverware for quite a while until I pulled on a handle directly below the stove--it was a large drawer with silverware. This is also not common in the states. We couldn't figure out how to get Netflix to work, so no television during downtime, but we used our laptops for this. The best part of our stay was communication with the hostess; she responded quickly before and during our stay and was very helpful for us, including letting us know of a reputable COVID testing site. My daughter did get sick (non-COVID) while we were there, and there's a pharmacy around the corner that was helpful. I typed out a list of items I wanted, had Google translate them, and took a picture of it. I showed this to the pharmacist and she graciously brought out each item to me.
The only real downside is that the combination washer/dryer was very different, and it also took several hours to dry four pair of jeans (size small). In the meantime we had three other pair laid across chairs and they were just as dry as the others that we took out after 3+ hours (I lost track). It does work, but we got frustrated with it, and we would've started laundry a day sooner if we had known how long it would take. Still, it was nice to be able to clean some of our clothes. I only say this for anyone who books this with the intent of doing large amounts of laundry. This is not a complaint from what I'm familiar with, that's part of the experience of traveling to new countries.