Pilar's place is very comfortable for two people, and situated in an amazing location. Pilar is extremely helpful in her communication with any questions you may have or tips of where to go. There is a flight of stairs up to the apartment (no elevator) and the apartment doesn't get much sunlight, as all windows are on the inside of the apartment building - but you shouldn't be in Rome to stay inside the apartment, so this didn't bother us! We found it convenient to visit everywhere by foot (except for the one or two times that our feet simply couldn't walk anymore after 2 weeks walking more than a marathon each day!) - if you do need to get a taxi, the MyTaxi app is super easy and works like Uber/Lyft. The bathroom is big, but long, so the toilet is kind of wedged in at the end; Pilar had mentioned the shower was small, but it was decent compared to some other places we had experienced in Italy! The bedroom is on the smaller side, primarily because of the slightly odd shape of the room, so we had our suitcases on the living room floor. There are amazing restaurants nearby, but try and stay away from those super busy clearly tourist filled places (the food isn't legit either) -- on the main street just in front of the apartment, you will find a quiet and unassuming restaurant (it was closed one of the nights we were there) called Trattoria De Loreto - we had the best traditional Roman style Spaghetti alla Carbonara there (don't expect cream in your sauce, that's not Italian!); and on the street of the apartment is Settimio (you have to ring a doorbell to get in!) and the food from start to end is simply divine. Both of these restaurants do not speak English, so come prepared with your best Italian accent and google translate to assist! There's also a grocery store and a currency exchange nearby too, and we felt safe in the neighborhood.