This place is indeed out-of-the-way, requiring an extra commitment for walking to the old areas of Rome (about 40 minutes or so) and/or extra planning to take the buses and other public transit. This is particularly important if you plan to travel to or from the main train terminal. The neighborhood is modern and unremarkable, though it was very quiet—a welcome respite from the chaos of the city. The interior was functional and clean in the most important places (wash the dishes before using, though). We had some initial WiFi issues that the host was unable to resolve. The fantasy of enjoying wine in the outdoor garden was marred by the aggressive and seemingly endless mosquito scourge, and we ended up keeping our windows and doors closed after killing probably two dozen in the apartment on the first day. All of this does not take away from the fact that this is a very good deal for staying in Rome, just be aware of the trade offs in advance.