Trastevere cottage is in an idyllic location in its own private and picturesque world but close to all the activity of its vibrant neighborhood. The apartment is perhaps a tad smaller than it appears in the photos but perfectly suited to two people (which we were). This is especially true given the expansive adjoining outdoor areas. The smell of jasmine in bloom adds to the atmosphere. The apartment is ingeniously and tastefully decorated. Roberto is extremely helpful, speaks perfect English, and is willing to make all sorts of suggestions to enhance the stay. Our only slight snag was that the wifi was broken throughout our two night stay, Easter weekend. This was not Roberto s fault, it had just gone out of service and it was a holiday weekend, and Roberto was extremely accommodating at helping us find cafes with wifi and also helping us with requests such as making reservations and helping us figure transportation to our next destination when we requested. That said, we had really been counting on wifi for our first days in Rome, we had left most planning til then, and it was unfortunate to have to rely on restaurant wifi (a time we would rather enjoy our food and company and relax) or to forward requests to our host. We would not have booked a spot without wifi. A small gesture from the host to compensate.....a bottle of wine or breakfast pastries or something just to say "Sorry not to have something that was supposed to be part of your stay" would have gone a long way. Maybe that's an American mentality. Anyway, Roberto was overall a wonderful host and I expect that snag to be an exception that would be unlikely to impact anyone else's stay. It is a great spot and we would return!