Tania is a wonderful, attentive host who lives just 2 doors down from this ground-floor, traditional construction that dates back probably well over 100 years judging by the cross vaults below and massive wood beams above. She will great you with a smile and with maps and suggestions for local restaurants, places to visit, and means for getting there. The apartment is very clean and well equipped, and looks just like the pictures. It is on a narrow cobblestone pedestrian street that leads to a wonderful market square, campo di fiori. Plenty of restaurants, grocery stores, and shopping. The street is not polished and fancy; it feels "real". Stay here if you want to experience what it may be like to live in an old neighborhood of Rome. I would stay there again. Only negative is that because it is on the ground floor, the noise from the street can wake you up in the middle of the night/early morning; it can be super-loud when the street cleaning trucks are in action.