Accogliente

Cute place to stay while visiting Rome Great place for a small family. At first was alarmed by all the graffiti on the exterior of buildings. It became apparent that graffiti is the norm and can be found all over the city except in upper class neighborhoods. Checking in with owner was easy and was provided instructions. Getting into the condominium was a bit frustrating. I did not know I would have to make a call to provided phone number. I thought it was a code to enter. Fortunately, I had previously purchased an international pass. Once number was dialed correctly, the door unlocked. A helpful tip: it seems the ground floor is considered "0" floor in Italy. Check-in instructions said go to 1st floor and we thought that meant ground floor. We accidently disturbed neighbors. 2nd floor is considered first floor in Italy. The dial pad to unlock door to apartment was super easy. There is no doorknob but the locking mechanism has a button to push when wanting to open door from inside.The main bed was super comfortable. A firm memory foam. There was also a cot in same room that was just a bit smaller than a twin that accomodated our 18 year old. The younger children shared a sofa bed in living area. The apartment was smaller than expected but suited our purposes just fine. The bedroom and living area has room air conditioning units we were very thankful to have. The units made it just barely cool enough that we could actually sleep comfortably. It was still a little too warm for our tastes but our portable fanhelped