I travelled with my Mum who is 82 y.o. and we were given the flat on the 3rd. floor, 20 steps per flight. NO LIFTS!!! When prompted the assistant regarding this issue of climbing stairs with an elderly person, he said that it is the best room in the building. So, he overlooked my concerns and we proceeded to drag our suitcases upstairs, cause he did not offer help at all.
At no point during my stay I was asked if we were ok, comfortable or needed anything.
There were some cleaners opening the door with their keys without knocking the doors. Also, although we paid for B&B , we were given only 2 bags of tea and 2 sugars per day. The toasts and jams were fine.
We also had to work out our trips to the main attractions, as there are no tourist leaflets or any guidance. Go there with everything planned in advance!
The positive aspect is the air conditioning was really good for the hot summers in Italy.Transport was round the corner, and takes 20 minutes to reach the city center.
The failure in this accommodation is that nobody is checking or monitoring the service provided by the staff. No person in charge to complain with.

We only stayed in Rome for 2 nights as part of a larger trip, so time was precious. We arrived early on a Saturday morning, hour before check-in, but the staff was there to meet us and were very accommodating in getting our apartment ready for us early. It only took them about 1/2 an hour and we were treated to some very good (and much needed) coffee and croissants while we waited in the beautiful and relaxing garden.

The location is convenient to public transportation and even though it is near a hospital and ambulances do use a route nearby, we did not find the noise a problem at all.

The apartment itself was clean and comfortable. It has a little kitchenette stocked with everything you need to do your own cooking if you choose to. Except for coffee in the morning to go with the croissants and toast supplied by the hotel, there really is very little reason to cook since there is a fantastic restaurant called Mo Mo about three blocks away that we highly recommend.

We had an evening flight out of Rome and as with our arrival, the staff were very, very helpful. We were able to store our luggage after checking out of our rooms which allowed us to put our few remaining hours to good use and we were given the opportunity to freshen up before heading out to the airport.

If you're travelling on a budget and looking for comfortable accommodations at a good price and value, I recommend Residenza Maxima based on our experience wholeheartedly! We really had a wonderful time in Rome and our stay here is a large part of that!

We booked a 4 nights hotel + flights online, and could not choose that much as we decided to travel to Rome ( for the 1st time), on a really short notice. However, I must say that of all my trips around Europe, I never been so disappointed at a Hotel/Apartment before. To start with, there is no reception service, what that's ok if you have a number to call, so someone can let you in. But to get to a hotel, late in the evening and find that your room hasn't been prepared and that your duvet has a huge blood stain on it is something else. The room was not cleaned, and the breakfast they provided was a joke. I didn't get the chance to meet the director or owner of the place, only one of the helpers who kindly brought a clean duvet on our second day and a Italian lady, who neither spoke English or tried to understand my poor Italian. The location was not bad, although it is close to a hospital, so the noise of the ambulances could make a difference. Overall, the location is not so bad, service is poor, not the cleanest, and bed was really uncomfortable, but nice garden though!

We spent a long weekend here for Valentines. If you want a central location then this is not the place for you. However, if you want a little home from home in a very pleasant apartment just a 10 minute tram ride from the city, then this is very definitely worth considering. It was a little more expensive, but we took the apartment on the top floor which had it's own roof terrace - worth every euro. The owners were friendly and helpful and the apartment clean and although basic, it had all we required to ensure we had a comfortable stay.
A couple of tips.... email the owners telling them when you expect to arrive. Then when you get there, if they are not in they will leave their phone number on the front door. We rang them and they were there within 5 mins.
Getting into Rome: the no.8 tram runs down the hill into Rome and the stop is about 50 yards from the top of the side road the apartments are situated on. When you first get there, walk down the hill for about 15 mins until you get to Statione Traverse (bus station) on your right hand side. Just on the right of the entrance is a machine where you can buy tickets which you can use for trams, bus and Metro (BIG they are called). I would recommend you buy a ticket for the duration of your stay, but you can buy them in a lot of places in Rome. When you get on the bus or tram for the 1st time, put your ticket in the machine on board and it will date stamp (validate) it.
There is a little supermarket about a 5 min walk down the hill and left at the 1st lights and a lovely place to eat a 5 min walk up the hill on the other side of the road.
There is a hospital fairly close and on a week day the ambulances can be heard from about 0900, but it was very quiet during the weekend - and we were up ready for another day's sightseeing by then any way.
Enjoy - we did !!