This place was gorgeous, filled with antiques & original art so it is not a good place for children. The master bedroom is large with it's own little terrace, but no closet space. The master bath is tiny & dated. There was a sewer smell in the bathroom. The pillows should be replaced.The main floor bath is much more modern. The kitchen has a dishwasher which we didn't use & a large 6 burner stove which we also didn't use. The sink sprayer was taped together. There was a sugar bowl on the counter when we arrived filled with little ants, & we wiped up ants on the counters for the first several days.The main terrace was lovely & cushions were provided for the chairs. The sofas need to be replaced but there were 2 chairs that were relatively comfortable.There is a washer in the kitchen & a dryer on the top floor. A very small elevator since the flat is on the top floor.We were interested in the history of the owners, as well as some of the art.

Loved the apartment. Historical location was within walking distance of various areas of Rome. Was greeted by house keeper when arrived to apartment who gave instructions for property. We were able to check in early. Apartment spacious and incredible ambiance. Could have spent a month looking at the artwork and a year looking at the books. Kitchen beautiful with up to date appliances. Has washer and dryer. The showers are smaller than what our party is used to but that is our problem not the property. Loved staying at this property. Even our Italian friends were impressed.

We had a great two weeks in the apartment. It is old, almost like staying in a museum, the art is terrific, and the location is marvelous. The amenities are older, but the place has a lot of charm.

The apartment is beautiful, with an excellent balcony, plenty of art, paintings and books, and the location is perfect — close to everything and very convenient.However, we were a group of 6, including two elderly family members and one pregnant woman, and the listing was misleading. It advertised 3 king beds and 1 single, but in reality there was only 1 king, a pull-out couch, a single, and a double bed upstairs. The pull-out couch had a very thin, springy mattress that was impossible to sleep on, so one couple ended up splitting up — one on the single bed and the other on the couch.When we arrived, the intercom wasn’t working. Since we didn’t have SIM cards, we couldn’t call the host, and if it hadn’t been for our driver, we’re not sure how we would have entered the building.The apartment was also quite dusty, with yellowed pillows, which made it less comfortable. When we raised these issues, the host stopped replying, which was disappointing.