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The two best things about this apartment are the owner and the location. The owner was very helpful and understanding, and the location was just superb - all major attractions are about 15 - 20 minutes of walking. Also, the metro is very close as well, about 5 minutes of walking from the apartment building. The location is surrounded by shops, cafes and restaurants, so there's quite a choice of stuff to do in the area.

There is not much to dislike about the location. I guess my biggest problem was the room I stayed in was really small, although I understand that it's enough for a solo traveller. Also, adding amenities for cooking would also be good in the common area, alhough I also understand that there probably are regulations preventing that.

Nice neighbourhood, tidy room, helpful host. There was YouTube on a TV. There were 2 extra pillows, a fridge. Bed was comfortable.

Really poor internet connection, cellular data not really working. It seemed that wifi only works on one device in the room, so we used it on a TV and we couldn’t get WiFi to work on our phones.

Great location in a quiet street near the airport shuttle bus stop and cafes that open early (very helpful as many of my tours started in the morning and I needed time to walk to the meeting point). The owner was very attentive and helpful, sending clear instructions to access the hotel and answering all my questions. The room was very comfortable and had air conditioning.

Location was decent -central Rome -short walk to shopping, restaurants, gelato stores and close to Vatican, Pantheon.

Access to both the building and the unit could have been smoother. We arrived at around 1 PM and "Bruno", the door manager contacted the host who advised that although we were early, we could access the unit remotely through a password or link. Unfortunately, neither worked, host stated she was was within minutes away and we then had to wait over 45 minutes for her to arrive. The pass code enabled "key lock" is poorly located/ installed on the common entry door to the 3 rooms. Each day I tried to open/turn the key lock, I cut open my middle knuckle. Living quarters were very basic. The common door leads to a small reception area with a common sink and work station with hallway leading to (2) small, very close in proximity "studio" type rooms -a bedroom with a very small bathroom. We got a bit spoiled with some of the accommodations we stayed at in Milan, Cinque Terra and Florence -but not bad value for $ 100 bucks or so in Rome, I suppose.