Great property and management

We enjoyed our stay very much. There’s a coffee shop right across the street and a close metro station. AC was good, kitchen had everything for cooking, and place felt clean. Checkin was easy and we were able to do set checkin, though I’m not sure why they said it would be an extra fee for late check in. Also, payment is processed through a third party which was confusing at first but everything went smooth.

We enjoyed the stay.

When I travel, I usually choose an apartment because I like to feel at home while I’m away. This apartment was fine overall, but it felt more like a museum, filled with ornate vintage furniture and numerous signs listing house rules. I felt a bit uncomfortable, especially after being asked to pay a damage deposit without being shown an inventory list. It gave the impression that guests shouldn’t touch anything. If the property contains so many delicate, old items, it might not be ideal as a holiday rental. The kitchen oven wasn’t working, and I was advised to use the microwave with a grill instead. However, that’s not very practical, as it’s difficult to cook larger meals or a pizza that way. The apartment isn’t in central Rome, but the metro station is about a 10-minute walk away, which is convenient. It has three bedrooms , only the single room had a wardrobe, while the other two had chests of drawers, most of which were locked, so we had to keep our clothes in our suitcases. In the main bathroom, the door key was missing, and there was low water pressure in the second shower. The terrace was pleasant but could use some maintenance, ithere were ants nesting in one of the pots. The property is also located right next to a train track, so it can be quite noisy at night. The apartment felt a bit dusty, probably due to the many rugs and wooden floors. Overall, it’s not a place that would suit everyone, but we still enjoyed our two-night stay.