I found this Residence through Expedia and I am glad i booked this! Great sized room in a central…read morelocation. There are several other units within the area as well. I had a little bit of a hiccup while checking in but they were able to help me. Great sized bathroom as well. Loved staying here, quaint little place.

Was staying across the street at the Best Western of Piccadilly, which by the way is not a great…read moreplace to stay, our group of four had gnocchi (2) and a chicken sandwich with potatoes and I had a marvelous cheeseburger , the young cook was super, very friendly and courteous, well mannered. The place is not big but it's cozy , our first Italian meal here in Rome , Italy . So cool to be here and have great food.

Extremely professional followed our purchase from beginning to end. Really listened to our…read moreconcerns and needs. In my opinion went above & beyond to help us get the paperwork work we needed. Do NOT hesitate you are in good hands!

Modest selection of goods in this shop across from a produce-market building. Staff were friendly…read morealthough none spoke much English. While most foreign tourists wouldn't seek out this shop, unusual sturdy brass hardware with attractive patterns is worth browsing.

Loving the apartments, spacious, close proximity to Spanish steps, fountain de Trevi, and next to…read morevery pretty piazza de popular . Has a kitchen and u can make breakfast if u have to leave early for a trip. Would definitely stay again.

This was our first visit to Rome and I didnt pick a place Centrally located, although it was close…read moreto the train termini, it was a long walk to get to the train terminal. We were 4 ladies, not in partnerships, but single ladies. The accommodations could fit 2 couples in 2 double beds, one being a pull out. Thus we had to sleep together. Tight accommodations, but clean. Near a bakery and place to get coffee and a bar at night time. Not the best but we made it work. My next trip to Rome, I'l do a more thorough search to find a better suited place to the city activities. PS - also hard to find a bus schedule to get around.

I couldn't find anyone in the shop who spoke English, but managed to get by with a small amount of…read moreItalian and Google Translate (vorrei comprare un martello). The staff at this location is far more friendly and helpful than the store on via Mamorata. The layout is also better.

I have been coming to Rome the past six Christmas seasons now. After staying at a very nice hotel…read morenear the Spanish steps the previous times, we decided to venture out and stay in an apartment. We chose Gabrielle's apartment because of his friendly communication qualities (no matter what we asked from the U.S. he responded within 24 hours) and we also appreciated his flexibility. The apartment had two bedrooms, a pullout couch, a kitchen, and a good amount of living space with a nice dining area. The windows that open up to the street side was a nice character that we enjoyed. Wifi and a washer also came in handy. The location of this apartment can't be beat. Right down the street is a grocery store, a pharmacy (if needed), a choice of a couple fantastic bars for money coffee, and lastly a huge selection of traditional Roman style restaurants. The location is near the Spanish steps, Piazza del Popolo, the fashion district, and a short walk from the usual tourists attractions (Trevi Fountain, Pantheon, Piazza Navona). The metro is a three minute walk if needed. As far Gabrielle and his associate, you couldn't ask for better hosts. We needed their assistance with something small and it was solved within the hour. Truly great! I am planning another trip in June and will definitely stay here again.