In a word - AMAZING. We've stayed in around ten places over the last five weeks as we've worked our way across western Europe. Francesca's has, for a whole bunch of reasons, been the best, hands down. Why? - excellent communication at every step of the way - the person who met us at the accommodation was Matteo - what an amazing guy. Clearly passionate about Rome, and took the time to sit down with us and a map and fill us in on the local knowledge. Rare to meet somebody who so clearly enjoys what they are doing, whether than AirBnb or anything else. What a bonus for out-of-towners! - the accommodation itself - amazingly spacious. With our family of four, we really only used about half of the space. Really clean and updated nicely, whilst retaining old-world charm. In a sheltered area under street-level, so stays cool despite the hot Rome weather outside, and just to make sure of it, there is an air-con in the master bedroom at the front (which permeates through quite nicely to the living area). In the morning there are some huge windows in the living area which you can throw open happily because they have fly-screens (first time we've encountered anywhere with fly-screens!) - air the place out in the morning, then close the windows/shutters against the hot afternoon sun. Like everywhere in Rome, there are plenty of mosquitoes outside in the shady surrounds, and a few will always follow you inside, but this is manageable. Two toilets and two showers great for our family with two kids. One shower drainage was a bit slow, but manageable. - Location - in the heart of the Jewish quarter. Three great bakeries about two minutes walk away (one featured by Rick Steve), along with a whole bunch of restaurants (including one visited by the late/great Anthony Bourdain). Several charming little shops in the area as well - gift shopping DONE. There's some significant and well preserved ruins right in the Jewish quarter as well. - you can walk to all the major sites in Rome from here - everything is within 20-30 minutes or less. I suggest an early start in summer before it gets too hot -> return here for a siesta in the cool air-conditioning -> then get back out in the evening. If you need to squeeze in some sight-seeing in the hot summer afternoons, use the MyTaxi app to get around at what are some very good rates (compared to Australian taxis, at least! - Uber is here but at the time of writing is almost always a longer wait and more expensive than MyTaxi. MyTaxi is great - you can book, track taxi, track journey, and pay at the end with Paypal without worrying about being ripped off). Oh - speaking of which, which did use MyTaxi to get to the Vatican, that is a little bit further off and we felt too lazy that day to tramp over,...