This apartment’s interior is beautifully designed, comfortable, and unique. I believe it would be perfect for a couple traveling together, perhaps backpacking or traveling relatively light, wanting a special place to stay and enjoy some cozy comforts. The apartment has a nicely appointed kitchenette with a dishwasher. The air conditioning worked perfectly. I was also impressed with the high ceilings and how quiet the apartment is despite the busy streets below. If I were to return to Rome with my spouse or a friend, I would happily reserve this apartment again. Checkout was straightforward. One of our group left some important items, and the host was prompt, helpful, kind, and understanding in coordinating their return. We greatly appreciated this.

To help anyone planning their trip, I will add that in my opinion, this may not be the ideal place for anyone traveling with small children, anyone elderly or disabled, or with very large/heavy bags. Apartment access requires several sets of doors and two flights of stairs or a tiny and old elevator/lift. Prior to the elevator/lift, there is a small set of stairs that you need to take as well. The building was also under construction when we arrived, so it all just felt a bit overwhelming. Be sure to watch the check-in video carefully to the end (we would have found additional written instructions helpful for easy reference while on the go). We also found the lockbox with the key a bit difficult to open upon arrival, and then one of us accidentally locked the keys back up in the box and was unable to open it again due to the keys blocking the lever - so the host had to come and assist us, which thankfully she was able to do despite the inconvenience, late hour, and crankiness on all sides. In our case, we had ended up adjusting our reservation to just 1 guest to stay there, but we left all our bags for convenience as the apartment is quite close to the train station. Note that some streets have much better sidewalks for walking with baggage to the station, so be careful which way you walk. Also be sure to note that there is an additional occupancy tax of 6 euros per person that needs to be left there upon checkout - a minor inconvenience if you happen not to have the exact change, but we just went down to buy a pastry from the cafe next door to break our bills and it was fine. Other general tips for Rome: My mother was almost pickpocketed near the Colosseum (someone tried to unzip her backpack), so be very aware at all times.

We had a great stay at Rome like Home The apartment was spacious and very clean Plenty of amenities, the washing machine and tumble dryer were very useful The apartment was very quiet at night and there is air con/heating if required Valentina was a fabulous host, contact before and during our stay. Always available and always extremely friendly and helpful :) The apartment was only a short walk from Termini station and close to another metro station Plenty of little cafes nearby for breakfast and a local food market nearby on a Saturday morning Short ~10 min walk to Santa Maria Maggiore ~20 mins to St John Lantern and not far from there to the Colosseum Would we stay here again? Absolutely!

There are some building works at the entrance foyer. If you have mobility issues the bath is a little high for ease of use

Very nice apartment.. comfortable, clean, well stocked and lovely host

location.. close to termini, but long walking distance to other attractions.

Fantastic space! Absolutely everything you need. Next to the train station for quick access. Our teenager absolutely love the loft and hammock.

The neighborhood is a bit rough, but we didn’t experience any issues. The building and apartment had good security.