I believe Federico has a very nice organized place exactly as it is described on Ab&b. It is nicely located halfway up in the hills of Trastevere. It's worth to netion that the hill to climb is little over 45 degrees. please be aware if you are with kids or anyone with disabilities as you have to walk over an old cobblestoned street zigzaged up (no steps) about as much of minimum of 25 flights. Most of the taxis refuse to go up unless you pay them more. Here is what we (a group of six adults from Shanghai, China) experienced on this trip staying in this location: Arrival: (we had booked our taxi pickup from airport through Citrip about a month ago) Due to our horrific experience with our taxi driver perhaps it would be a good idea to contact Federico's recommended agency since it was too late for us to change) In order to pickup your keys you have to stop by Kissy management location (no attendance just 24/7 electronic boxes with provided codes) about a mile away from the actual apartment. We arrived at Kissy a little before 10pm and asked driver to wait for us to pick up the keys. To pickup the keys we had to enter and scan everyone's information (name, address, phone numbers, passport numbers, etc...) it took us about minutes but by that time taxi driver is acting mad and screaming at us. he wanted to renegotiate the deal despite he was paid to deliver us to the final destination. he was demanding for over 50% more and we asked him the reason for that amount he got more unpleasant and took all of our bags out of the car and left us on the main road (not nice at all but I guess things like this are normal in Rome but BE CAREFUL) Now you know why I'm advising you on the climbing part to this place specially with an addition of 50lb weight to drag. :(( everything else was as advertised on the site and we all crashed after traveling all day and dragging our languages up in the steep hills. days 2&3 were great touring around beautiful historical places in Rome and we couldn't ask for a better weather. Unfortunately one of our bags got stolen on the last day with over €6k worth of macbook, iPad, iphone, cash at the breakfast place close to Kissy office (Giselda Forno). tgis is what happened, we were told that we can check out early (cleaning lady was knocking on the doors around 9:00 AM) and lock our bags at the Kissy location but after checking out and going to Kissy we found out that kissy only has storage for smaller bags and nothing for the bigger size languages so we end up carrying out our bags all day before our departure to airport at 7:00PM. We decided to have breakfast at one of cafeterias couple blocks away from Kissy named "GISELDA FORNO". Again BE CAREFUL because there is no warning sign but according to the owner this stealing has been happening almost every other day and it's a normal thing in Trastevere neighborhood specially to the Asians. He blamed Gypsys, eastern Europeans and even Vatican. I asked for his security camera video footage and he said the samething happened the day before yesterday and he gave the tape to police but he forgot to turn the recorder on again. The police station is only 100 yards away across the street from this bakery and we decided to go there to get a report of our stolen goods but perhaps dealing with Italian Carabinieri was our the worst experience of Italy. Truely adding insults to the injury. We arrived at station little after 10:15 to get our report stamped based on the instruction we received from Chinese embassy. The first officer behind a glass wall asked us to wait and it may take an hour since they are very busy. Very soon 6 officers arrived in the room and the officer who has asked us to wait initially left the office. After an hour I asked for an update on the status of our request and then things got crazy and one the officer came out very offended and accusing us for not helping him (yes correct..."not HELPING HIM") to do his job because they are a smaller Carabinieri and not having resources we made bad mistake by going there and.shoukd have gone to different place despite the crime happened right next door and after we've already waited over an hour. He said we have to wait because our case is assigned to the first officer which, it wasn't true. however, he left for lunch and it could be 3-4 more hours of waiting if we chose to stay but we have already invested time here and how do we know that the next station wouldn't be the same dog and pony show. All six of us stand there watching our one page document laying over the desk with about 6-7 officers surrounding having espressos, chatting and having a great time. Finally at 2:30 I lost it and asked for explanation and wanted to see their chief. Obnoxiously enough the second officer who accused for not helping pull a stamp out of his drawer and stamp our report without even asking a single question and asked us to leave very rudely. After waiting in there for over 4 hours we felt disgusted with Italian official treatment. We were not even asking them to catch the thief or get our stuff back. we just needed help after being violated onceonce. Somehow I can understand why some people (specially in underprivileged societies) steal and that's why they are called criminals but in my opinion we're more violated by the Carabiniri and the people who were supposed to help us and as usual they exercised their own ego over human dignity and rights.