This is really an exceptional apartment in a perfect location. The apartment is exactly as advertised and is in great condition. We cooked several meals in the well-appointed kitchen to accommodate my daughter with food allergies and were able to do laundry which allowed us to pack less. Our girls loved the sofa bed and were sad to leave (and they usually hate sofa beds). For Americans, the unit is actually on the 4th floor (in Italy, they number the first floor as zero and the 2nd floor as the 1st, which is why they advertise this as the 3rd level). There is a single person chair lift that wraps around the stairs if you can't do stairs. The stairs were challenging to tired legs at times, but no elevators is the norm in Rome and we knew we had an oasis awaiting us at the top. In terms of location, I literally cannot think of a better location. You are just a few minutes walk from Piazza Navona, which is really one of the most beautiful locations in Rome with a large square, gorgeous church, fountains, amazing restaurants and shops. You are also close to grocery stores, a pharmacy, and even a McDonalds if your kids get tired of Italian food. There is also a very close taxi stand. You do not typically hail taxis in Rome like you might in New York or London, but must use a taxi stand. At all hours, we could jump out and get a taxi to quickly take us to the Colosseum or the Train station for a day trip. The ultimate convenience. Five or ten minutes from the Navona, and you are at the Trevi fountain. Castel Sant'angelo is maybe 10-12 minutes from the door. From Castel Sant'angelo, you can see St. Peters, and walk another 15 minutes, seeing it in the distance the entire way (The Vatican Museum entrance is further North about 20 minutes, btw). Needless to say, Rome is a walking city and from this location, you can walk anywhere. I also highly recommend the Old Bear restaurant that is a 10 second walk from this building. It was maybe our best meal in Rome. Google it. Terrific food, fair prices and very convenient. I also recommend using Google Maps to navigate the streets and find good places to eat. You can easily identify the good restaurants on the map by clicking the restaurant on the map and seeing their reviews. There are a lot of tourist-targeted restaurants, and we found Google Maps to be a great tool. Carola’s recommendations were also helpful, but we never knew when we would be ready to eat, so couldn’t always follow her list. Lastly, and most importantly, Carola is a wonderful host and will take great care of you. Her communication (and English) is excellent. She provided us with a map and showed us some of the highlights and was ready to answer any questions about the area. She led us...