Dear traveler,
Stay in this place if it's available and if you want the feeling of having your own immaculately clean, newly remodeled apartment in Rome. It's close to archeological sites like the Coliseum, that we happened across while on a walk to find a market but not so close where you are inundated by the barrage of tourists. It's where people live. Food? There's plenty of little sandwich spots and trattorias in walking distance and there is an authentic Arabic restaurant about 20 feet away on the corner. They speak English if you need that and have sheesha(hooka) if you also happen to need that. Jacopo was responsive, genuinely friendly, and helpful. Again, If you want to feel like you live in Rome then stay here.
Travel well,
Francisco