Bright, airy, well appointed (for a 300+ year old building). Close to the Colosseum and a convenient walk to the Spanish Steps and Pantheon. We did not get to meet Sharon but her second, Battista, was awesome.
It's in one of those famous Rome 'neighborhoods'. Narrow, cobblestone alleys that appear run-down and deserted during the day. For those unfamiliar with this environment, it can feel downright intimidating. But at 19:30 the neighborhood comes alive with bars popping up in the most unexpected places and folks, mostly locals by the looks of it, coming out to socialize. There is a nearby piazza as well, full of bars and restaurants that was just brimming with activity.
Things to be aware of.
It's a walk-up of about 1 1/2 flights so those with mobility issues should be aware.
There is a bar right across the alley that is, like I said, buzzing with activity (read noise) until after midnight. Then the clean-up begins early in the morning with the sounds of crashing bottles and tables being dragged around. We managed to sleep through the night regardless.
I would go back.