We knew the apartment was close to St. Peter's but it really didn't hit us how close until we pulled onto Via delle Fornaci and saw the dome looming in front of us. St Peter's is literally five minutes away on foot. Even if you aren't going there for whatever reason, the 64 bus has a stop just a short walk away. This is the line that goes by many of the major tourist destinations. So, you can see a lot of Rome from this location, not just S. Pietro. Parking is difficult around here; arrange to be rid of your rental car if possible. However, the apartment block is on a little square where there is free parking, if you can manage to get in when a space frees up. The neighborhood has a pizzeria, a 24 hour grocery store (!!!), a bakery, and several restaurants all nearby. The S. Pietro train station is also five minutes' walk away. This is also very convenient. As for the apartment, it is clean, bright and spacious. The kitchen is well-stocked for cooking, both in supplies and utensils. The internet works great. The mattress was comfortable. The flat was warm enough for our winter stay. Federigo and Valentina were very hospitable. They let us drop our bags early and were very friendly about our early arrival even though we were there just as the previous airbnb'ers were leaving. "Fred" knows a lot about Rome and is happy to give any referrals and info you may need about where to go, where to eat, and how to get there. If you want to go to the Trastevere district, it's 30 min by foot, 20 min by bus, 10 min and 10€ by taxi. We were very happy with this and we would definitely stay here on our future visits :-)