Don't stay in Margheritas's place if you like self-regarding neighbourhoods ("trendy", "cutting-edge") where you meet tourists pretending to be otherwise. Do stay in Margherita's place if you like unpretentious neighbourhoods where you meet locals going about their daily businesss ("When in Rome..."). Far from the madding crowd, the apartment is perfectly placed. Out the front door to the right you'll find a supermarket and the hospitable Bar Napoleon where locals pop in for a coffee on their way to work. (Cappuchino and cornetto for 2 Euros, sitting down.) To the left you'll find a terminus from which buses will take you anywhere in Rome. (If you have an hour to spare hike up the hill on the left to the observatory for sweeping views over the city.) But the apartment is not just position, position. It is also stylish, well appointed and functional. What more can you ask for?