This was my second time renting Via Veneto. Personally I find it to be in a perfect location.
Away from the crowds of the Centro, yet easy to reach anywhere in Roma via autobus,Metro or on foot. There have been a number of small conveniences added in the apartment, but the biggest improvement is the addition of WiFi. Although I had no problems with the DSL wired connection last year the ability to access the internet throughout the apartment was a plus. The owner, again this year, was in contact to assist in any way which is very comforting when you are alone in a foreign country. I look forward to returning. AFF More...

Staying just off the Via Veneto provides access to almost every area of the city. While visiting, we walked to the Vatican, Campo de Fioni (my favoriate piazza!), Piazza Navona, Fountain de Trevi, Pantheon, and many other sites. The Coliseum is the only distant site. The apartment was a wonderful place to come back to in the afternoons, great place to start a run in the park, or along the river, and a great place to buy groceries and cook a sensible breakfast. Perfect for healthy tourists. Thanks for the hospitality!

My wife and I (and two year old daughter) enjoyed our six-night stay at the Via Veneto apartment (technically the apartment is on Via Sardegna, adjacent to Via Veneto). By the time we left - having regularly walked the nearby Borghese gardens, taken the tram and metro, shopped for groceries, and cooked, washed, and ironed in the apartment - we felt like we belonged (we speak no Italian, but no matter). The building had character to spare: the giant arched door at the building entrance and the quaint elevator are gems. Our only gripe: a couple of persistent mosquitoes bothered us one night. (We solved the problem with a purchase of insect spray.) As for dining out, beware the soulless and grossly overpriced cafes that line Via Veneto. Instead, walk down Via Veneto to Piazza Barberini, around which there are several excellent restaurants favoured by locals. Historia Romano and Olimpia (on the evocatively named Via Boccaccio) come to mind. The invigorating twenty minute walk from the Piazza to the apartment will eliminate any guilt you might experience from indulging in a secondi and dolci at dinner. If you wish to dine without the walk, you could settle for one of the restaurants on or around Via Sardegna. The nearby family-run Café Lotti on Via Sardegna has excellent gelato and is also a good choice for a quick cappuccino and pastry. All in all, we recommend the apartment highly.

The apartment Via Vento was very comfortable and classy. Loved having the washer and dryer, made for packing much lighter, beds very comfortable, couldn't ask for a better location. The only thing we can really say was a negative, the EARTH QUAKE that hit on April 6th at 3:30 am on our 2nd night there. It was a very scary experience to be awaken in the middle of the night from something as awful as that was. I also want to add, working with Pat from Italy Perfect was a joy and a pleasure. She set us up with more information then we could have ever expected, answered all questions plus passed on companies for car pick up at the airport, she made our experience one to come back for more. Our next time in Rome we would very much love to stay at the Via Vento Apartment. Thanks Pat for all your help, hope to be renting again very soon.

We had enjoyed thoroughly staying a week at the Via Veneto apt. The location is in a nice area, 15 minutes to the city center & the walk back uphill was a nice exercise. The place is quiet enough considering most city apts can be noisy. The size & provisions in the apartment is excellent, but the door locks needs to be smoothen up. The tour books & Italy Perfect's guidance have been very handy. Pat/Lisa is always there to answer our queries. We won't hesitate to recommend this apartment.