The apartment's primary selling point is its tremendous location. Five minutes on foot from the Campo di Fiori, maybe a few more to the Piazza Navona, and less than ten to the Ponte Sisto and the bars and restaurants of Trastevere. And St. Peter's is about the same distance away. And a wonderful little Osteria is 10 steps outside your front door, directly across the largely-pedestrian lane. If you've gotten jaded about Rome, or if you never were quite sure that Rome was your place, this apartment (and, more specifically, its location in the absolute heart of Rome) will change your mind and make you love the city all over again. A few quibbles: there's a step up or down into every single room. It's almost certain that, at some point during your stay, somebody will be carrying something and forget the step and take a tumble onto the hard floors. The decor, while clean and uncluttered, will put you in mind of Ikea more than Rome...there's absolutely nothing wrong with it, it's just not a Roman aristocratic villa. And the front door lock is tricky. Apparently we weren't the first to accidentally lock ourselves out. But we had the misfortune of having it happen at departure, while loading up in an airport limo to head to FCO for our transatlantic flights...with half of the luggage loaded in the taxi and the other half upstairs behind a locked door. And we had the key in our hands! It just wouldn't work because there was another key inserted in the back side of the lock. But the property management team quickly came to our assistance when we called in panic mode, and they sent out a locksmith (whom we paid directly). We were able to make our flights, although our luggage didn't. So just take care with the lock, especially when your taxi to the airport is half-loaded at the curb. Other than that, we were very comfortable in the house and we absolutely loved the location.