A lovely little place in a lively neighbourhood. Good area for a brunch - yes, I know, I'm ashamed to even mention something like this while staying in Italy - and as a base for exploring the Rome.
Not being used to a social culture and having lived in a place where privacy and isolation seems to be the norm, getting used to the "old school" windows that let most of the sound in was a process. The street is quiet overall, it just felt like that particular spot was a place where people left their vehicles before going to a restaurant or they decided that it was a good place to say farewells at; in other words - hearing people talk loudly under the windows was a part of the experience. It could be different during the week days.
We've enjoyed the stay nonetheless.