This apartment definitely corresponds to the pictures given. It has enough space to accommodate up to 4 travelers, I bet on 3 as the most appropriate number. It's just the shower that is really tiny that can be a downside, but still the apartment, I believe, is much wider than a typical Roman apartment closer to the center. Area is residential, which is both positive and negative, depending on what you prefer. Real negative thing is transportation - it takes about 20-25 minutes to go to Termini, and you can rely on Google when it calculates all possible routes, no way you can reach it in 10-15. But this is all about Rome itself - I doubt there is another major European city with such a difficult and clumsy transportation system, you can't blame San Lorenzo only. That's why I want to leave a piece of advice concerning moving to most touristic spots: 1) Take a tram N3, which starts at San Lorenzo Talamo station, 3-5 minutes walking down the street and to the left in the end, then to the right. This would take you straight to the closest subway station Manzoni plus it comes to Colosseo in 20 minutes. 2) At Piazzale Tiburtina you may take a ride on a bus 71, which stops at La Rinascente store (Corso, Piazza Colonna area). This square you won't miss if you go in the direction of Termini and follow the ancient wall. The stop is opposite an old man's little flea market of his own. Again, check those places in Google, as Google knows it all but don't forget to use www.atac.roma.it for best route calculations. I also suggest you buy a week subway/tram/bus pass, which costs even less than a 3-day pass - even though we walked from our apt to Spanish steps or Vatican, it may be not the wisest decision to cross Rome by feet everyday. Give yourself a rest, have a gelato.