This apartment is set in a beautiful neighborhood with so many attractive little eateries that it would be impossible to try them all. It’s fantastic to have a lovely dinner and then have less than a block to walk home. There are also plenty of small shops selling day to day necessities—fruit, milk, wine, etc. Despite the nighttime street party atmosphere, the apartment has thick windows that shut out the noise and make it a tranquil haven when you come back after a long day of sightseeing. When it’s quieter, the windows can be opened to let in a nice breeze. The view out the street window into a tree is lovely, especially in the morning sun, and the back has a view of attractive buildings and, sometimes, the neighbor’s cute cat. The place was immaculate when we arrived. The kitchen is petite but serviceable, and the rest of the apartment feels quite roomy. The washer and drying rack were a godsend, but be forewarned that the washer has a cycle that takes over an hour and a half (ecological cycle?) and plan accordingly. The teeny balcony just fit the three of us and one evening we gazed at the lovely evening light with a glass of wine and a bowl of olives. We fell in love with Trastevere and would come back to this apartment in a heartbeat.