This place is extremely charming and very well located - right next to Campo de' Fiori and Ponte Sisto, and just around the corner from Largo do Argentina. Fabio, Rita's husband, picked us up from the airport and checked us in. He's a very nice man and was easygoing about us running a little late to check out. We were immediately impressed by how much they've done with relatively little space: the kitchen especially is decked out with all manner of cooking equipment and essentials (e.g. pots and pans, oil, pasta, coffee w/moka pot, etc.). If we were staying longer than a night, it would've been the perfect place to cook a homemade meal after a morning spent shopping at the famous market up the street. The bed was comfortable if a bit firm. The only negatives were noise levels at night (but what part of Rome worth staying in isn't noisy on a Saturday night?) and the small shower (not a deal-breaker by any stretch). The street it's on may not seem all that nice from the outside because of all the graffiti, but you forget about that as soon as you walk in. The stair-climbing is minimal and Fabio insisted on helping us with our bags anyway. One last note: be sure to eat locally, and avoid the tourist trap places! There are a few great, great restaurants within a five minute walk from the place that shouldn't be missed if at all possible. We really enjoyed our stay and would recommend it to anyone looking for a charming little place in a great location.