I've got to say.. location location.. it was superb! A stone's throw from so much history, yet nestled off the beaten path in the Monti neighborhood. It was surrounded by great restaurants, cafes, and non tourist type boutique shopping. Guido met my son at check-in and was very welcoming. He marked some points of interest on a map and pointed out the nearest supermarket. He was also willing to arrange tours of anything we wanted to see (although we did not utilize this). The air conditioning worked flawlessly, and I can't imagine Rome in June without it... unfortunately the internet didn't work as well as the air conditioning. The networks were unsecure and very unreliable. Different parts of the network serviced different parts of the house and usually 2 of the 3 were down or they were all down. The only one that worked consistently only works by the front door and allows one user at a time (so that means no catching up email or watching Netflix in bed at night, sorry!). Luckily, internet was not why we were in Rome! .. but then, there were some cleanliness issues. The floors were not clean and we had to wear slippers at all times.. even a few steps and the bottom of your feet turn black. Also, there were mold and mildew issues in the downstairs bedrooms... and last but not least I have stayed on some really firm beds.. but these were like rocks. My son and his wife are much younger than us, but we all woke up each morning and needed a yoga and massage session just to recover from the previous night.