The description of the apartment and photos are fairly accurate, although I generally felt the apartment to be in less pristine condition than I would have hoped (door handle came off on one of the bedroom doors, sitting chair in the living room came apart, unclean terrace areas, cabinet full of dishes that were unclean and unfit for use without prior washing, etc.). It's in Vatican City, directly across the street from the Basilica. It is not convenient to the center unless you take the bus at the stop near the house, which I chose not to do given the very hot weather here during the summer. There were quite a few people out there at the stop whenever I looked though, so maybe it's fine. You can walk to the center (20 minutes), but the closest bridge goes through a tunnel with lots of traffic, as Cavalleggeri is a major thoroughfare. I Ubered everywhere, which, as you can imagine, was expensive. The apartment itself is spacious and there are three large bedrooms, tons of closet space, and a large living space. AC works well, lots of light, and there's an elevator in the building. The air quality in the apartment feels particularly poor due to its proximity to a very busy street, so I had to buy air filters for all of the rooms. I was in Rome for work and stayed for 6 weeks in this apartment. I did not hear a single word from the host until the day before my checkout, so I wouldn't expect anything in terms of communication to see how your stay is going. If you're a tourist looking for a short stay and need lots of space, basic amenities for a reasonable price, and don't mind not being close to the center, this apartment is probably fine. For longer stays I would not recommend it.