Location, location, location! It would be difficult to think of a more perfect location for someone wanting to explore the historic sites and culture of Rome. You're just off the Piazza Campo de'Fiori (one long block west of it) but on a quiet alley. You can walk anywhere easily (Spanish Steps, Trevi Fountain, the Forum, the Vatican, Trastavere is directly across the river). It's also quite spacious for a one-bedroom in Rome. The only very minor thing I'd point out is that it's rather dark inside, but it's a very, very old building and that's just the way it was built. But, the positive of that is that it stays refreshingly cool even on warm days. I was there one week in May and only had to use the air conditioning two nights, and briefly at that. Communication was easy. Had a minor issue of not being able to find the AC controller (after not needing it at all for several days b/c the flat stayed so cool), and Giulio solved it quickly.