This is a great value for the money I spent. I would recommend this apartment for the active type of traveler who wants to settle in to an apartment and get a taste of living like a local near the Trastevere area of Rome. There's a tram stop about half a block down from the main gate that will take you to many of the major sites in about ten to thirty minutes. Note that there's a bit of graffiti on the street level that may make people feel wary of the area but I was never hassled by anyone and I was out walking around late past midnight on several evenings.
It's a spacious apartment which I believe could accomodate up to three, maybe four people at most but that's saying something for Europe. Shower water consistently hot. Very clean living space. I wish I had a few more days I would have taken advantage of the kitchen space and cooked up some meals from the local markets.
Please note that there's about a one hundred meter walk up a road from the street to the apartment. It's quiet and tree lined, however, like walking up a little country road to the place, but it's something to consider for those with physical mobility issues. Also, this apartment is on the first floor of the complex so that's a plus.
Alessandro was very helpful with the check in process, making sure I understood how the door locks work (As an American the key lock style is new territory for me.) There's a few other specifics to the place that he explained but he took his time getting it sorted out so it was all good.