Manuela is a Superhost who helped us find our way when we got a little lost and checked in with us by text several times during our stay to make sure we had what we needed. Our Superhost even brought electric converters for us when we had forgotten ours. The casa is a short walk from the SIT bus stop for the Vatican (Via Crescenzio) and is a short and easy walk to the Vatican, St. Peter's Basilica and Castel Sant'Angelo. It is a couple of blocks from a major bus stop that goes to Fontana di Trevi, Spanish Steps, etc, and, about a 10-15-minute walk to the Metro. The Tram is also a short walk away and you can use your Roma Pass card on it as well. You should never need a cab. The casa was clean and comfortable with everything we needed. There were just two of us, but a family could also be comfortable in this apartment as it has sleeping space for at least 5, a roomy bathroom, a small dining room table, and small living room. There is an eat-in kitchen, but would be a little crowded for a family. We cooked most of our stay in Italy and the kitchen was well equipped. We did not use the television or the dishwasher, but the washing machine worked well and the shower is nice and hot. There is a big tub if your body is aching for a soak after lots of sightseeing. Most places in Italy do not use dryers, but the lower humidity in Rome in Fall made it easy to dry even denim overnight. The bedrooms are spacious and the beds are comfortable. We never used the air conditioning as the weather was nice at night. We felt safe in the apartment and in the area. It IS an apartment so occasionally you might hear the neighbors moving about. If you are a light sleeper bring your eyeshades and earplugs from the plane and you will do just fine. The Wifi worked great. We did throw coins in the fountain, so we will return and would definitely stay at Manuela's place again!