We are a family of five (me, my wife, and three adult children), who took a trip to Italy for my 65th birthday. The Trastevere apartment was perfect for our needs. The 92 stairs were a bit of a challenge, but we managed and had a wonderful stay. The apartment was exactly like the pictures, it was spacious, the air conditioning worked great, and it was very clean. The kitchen was fully furnished, with a great supply of utensils, dishes, glasses, and mugs. Make sure to understand where all supplies (paper towels, dishwasher soap, washing machine soap, and coffee make pods - more on this later) are located and confirm which supplies go with which machine. Major appliances were large and fully functional. The dishwasher and washing machine worked great (it did take a while to figure out how to start washing machine, but we somehow got it to start). Bathrooms were great - plenty of hot water and very clean. The spacious apartment provided plenty of room for our family to spread out. We loved the roof-top deck and the cats were very friendly (and my cat-loving family had a great time spending time with them). When we arrived we were told of recent ant problem and guests should place all food in the refrigerator until the problem is resolved. Given our experience with the host, this will likely be resolved very soon and not be a problem for future guests. Finally, there were coffee pods left at apartment but they were Nespresso pods and not compatible withe the illy coffee maker. Only the illy iPerEspresso pods will work in the machine. I could not find the iPerEspresso pods at any local super markets (Coop, Conad, Punta), but they are found at illy store next to Giolitti near Pantheon and another location is near Spanish Steps. The coffee machine was a bit fussy, so be sure that water is full and water container is fully inserted into coffee maker (we had to sometimes press it into place while making coffee). We had best success when neither microwave nor hot water pot were running, but this may have been coincidental. We ran the coffee 5-6 times per pod to get an appropriate amount of espresso. While it took us a few trips to store (and several extra trips up the 92 stairs), the coffee was worth the wait. The location in Trastevere was convenient and we walked or took buses/trams (it's fun to master and saves your feet for all the walking you'll do anyway). About 20m walk to Vatican, 15m walk to Pantheon, 10m walk to Largo Argentina (home of cat sanctuary in some of Rome's oldest ruins), 10m tram to Capitoline Hill, and 10m bus to Colosseum. If you take public transportation, find a good bus/tram map (5-7E) at local TI in Piazza Belli. Unfortunately, there are many map choices and you may need to spend some time comparing the many offerings. The best I saw was at...