The appartement is fantastically well located, in a neighbourhood that has a real life to it. It also has an elevator which is rare in a 500 old building, and a nice addition for those who might have an issue with climbing four flights of stairs. Air conditioning works well l and silently in every room. Nicola is both timely and precise in his explanations. From the appartement we walked to the Trevi fountain, Spanish steps, Colosseum, Pantheon, piazza Navona, Vatican, Trastevere neighbourhood, and even to Roma Termini train station on the day we left, all with ease. Nearby are some very good traditional Roman restaurants and eateries. Do not miss: Osteria dell'Ingegno for a moderately priced and slightly more inventive cuisine in a nice setting, Giolitti for the best gelato in Rome and Settimio all’aranci for the charm of authentic Roman cuisine at a very friendly price. Last but not least, Nicola also owns a small breakfast and lunch café named Ciao Checca at the corner of the street from the apartment. The staff is friendly, and they serve biological food, pasta, panini and juices made on the spot from fresh fruit and vegetables. All in all, Nicola’s appartement offers great value and a perfect central location to visit Rome.