This is a totally solid choice with some plusses (and a few small downsides) you should know about in advance. Pros: the location is spectacular, right in the heart of the most charming part of Rome. (For me, staying near the Spanish steps or Colosseum would have been a mistake... several times now, staying in this neighborhood has made the trip for me.) It is a stone's throw from gorgeous streets, Rosicoli and Carapina, and hidden gems like the cafe Chiostro del Bramante, in the most inspiring setting imaginable. Silvia was wonderful to deal with, fixing a small plumbing problem immediately. The place is nicely sized and airy, with plenty of room for three or four people. Small downsides: one bedroom has street noise at night, because of a very lively scene downstairs, so you need ear plugs/white noise app. The showers are old-school European, meaning showerheads that keep slipping off etc. I could not figure out how to use the little Italian coffeepot that brews espresso-- would have loved an easier machine. The keys are not for amateurs; you need to count how many times you turn it in the lock. The safe is currently broken. But we had a really good experience overall, I can't say enough about the location, and Silvia seems like a particularly responsive and caring host.