The air conditioning made a big difference and access to the kitchen was nice. Sabrina and her niece were friendly. However, finding this B&B was very confusing because it's not a free-standing building--it's one part of an open-plan complex that isn't very clearly marked. There was also no breakfast provided (the cooks were gone for holiday season apparently), but we were not notified beforehand and we were only minimally refunded to cover breakfast costs. (~7 euros for 2 people to spend over 3 days.) The apartment is conveniently close to the Trastevere train station, but a bit far from the fun, vibrant part of the Trastevere neighborhood. Overall, an average experience that might be worth it if breakfast is provided.