As everyone has said, the location is superb, easily walkable to all the major sites in the historical centre of rome. The room is large and surprsingly quiet once you close all those layers of glass and shutters and curtain. We had the best sleeps of our entire trip in the pellegrino room. But half the fun of staying at Ermannos is the man himself. He has decorated his home with quirky and eclectic taste, reflecting his experience in the creative arts. The common space in the apartment is tight, and we were occasionally negotiatioing the 'kitchen ballet', but always sprinkled with Ermannon's helpful hints and interesting stories, so never a problem. There were other guests staying in the second room, whom we rarely saw, and I found the bathroom occupied when I wanted it only once in our five-day stay. If you are comfortable sharing a bathroom and kitchen, you cannot do better for your money than staying in The Pellegrino.