Stefania's apartment is full of character in a lovely old apartment building with a lovely comfy bed and everything you need (but Brits beware - no kettle!) including an excellent induction cooker and a big table to eat at. I chose the apartment as it was slap bang next to the Faculty of Economics at Sapienza University (I was attending a conference) and what I liked the most was 'feeling like a local' living in an authentic Roman home! But if you are visiting Rome for tourism, its not in the most convenient area - although there are metro and tram stops close by and its doesn't take too long to get to the sights, I found that after a loooong day of hot and weary sightseeing it felt like a trek to get home. But maybe I am just lazy ;-) We visited in mid-July so the weather was sweltering (35 degrees some days) There is only one aircon unit in the bedroom which is just about OK... but take good earplugs as it is very noisy.