This apartment is lovely, and is in close proximity to the Pantheon and Piazza Navona. We generally had a lovely stay there, but had a few problems due to language barriers. For starters, you should know that "washer" means dishwasher, not clothes washer. Breakfast means Christmas cake, tea and coffee. The very worst event happened when we became locked out of the apartment on the very first night there... Christmas Eve... all because Sergio told us to put one key in the back of the door while we put the other key in the front of the door. This engaged the deadbolt so that nobody could get in through the door. All told, this cost us an extra $150 (he and his buddy Luca originally wanted $450!!!). We later found that there was another patio door that someone could have climbed into that not only wasn't locked, but the whole latch/lock had been painted closed! We never felt safe our entire stay due to this. Unfortunately, this has left our family with some very bad memories of Rome... too many gypsies, pick-pockets and people trying to rip you off! Buyer beware!!!