This place was incredible! We couldn't believe it when we walked in. It might be the most spacious European apartment I've been in. High ceilings, huge wooden beams, selectively exposed ancient marble (there's a column in the corner of the dining room that looks right out of ancient Rome!) The kitchen is big and had all we needed, even though the location in the Jewish Ghetto is so central and minutes walking to fabulous restaurants in the Ghetto and just across the river from Trastevere. You walk out the door and 20 seconds down the block are 2000 year old ruins. We went for a run and saw all of ancient Rome in minutes from the apartment. Francesca, who was in for Nicoletta, was awesome— super communicative and very pleasant! The main bathroom has a great shower, the washing machine is really nice to have, the bedrooms are nice, the ductless air conditioners are great to have and the building itself is really cool— there's a beautiful courtyard we only saw on our way out so check that out. The price seemed pretty reasonable for what we got and especially considering what other places seemed to cost in the area. Between 3 people it worked for us and the sleeper couch was good, except if you're over 6'2 It's probably a bit short (the loft room might be a bit low-ceilinged for some who are tall like me, likewise the ensuite bathroom in the lower bedroom is quite small, but that's Europe and overall I felt less cramped here than anywhere else I've stayed). In short, it's a great place, 10/10 recommend!