Emanuele was the most gracious of hosts, providing us with a welcoming gift of a bottle of wine, and niceties such as maps, bus listings, toiletries, and even a pair of slippers for walking comfortably in the apartment! Since we were visiting in August, and Rome was very hot indeed, the apartment's excellent air conditioning system was much appreciated. When any issues arose--we had some trouble with the internet--Emanuele was proactive about dealing with them. Likewise, the apartment was as listed--even more so--with two separate bedrooms and bathrooms, a washing machine, and a balcony looking out onto the hills of Rome. The location of the apartment was ideal for walking around the city. A stone's throw from the Vatican, one could walk the Ponte Sant' Angelo into the Centro Storico, and from there, Ancient Rome, the Trident, et al. The neighborhood was quiet, especially in August when many of the bars and restaurants were closed, but there was enough nightlife to make that and evenings option, and, as said, one could easily get to places like Gianicolo Hill, and from there, the Trastevere, which is bustling with nightlife. All in all, the space was in a great location!