It was quite easy getting to the apartment from Fiumicino; local train to Trastevere station then #8 tram to Belli (turn left out of the station after buying your transport passes). The apartment is up several flights of stairs but it's well worth it for the rooftop views, with windows on 3 sides. The studio apartment is spacious for two and the terrace is sunny in the morning - lovely for alfresco breakfasts. The bed was comfortable (slightly firm) with plenty of choice of bedding. Lots and lots of storage space. The kitchen had all we needed to make simple meals and the bathroom was clean with an efficient shower. We didn't try the a/c or heating as the weather in late May was perfect and you get good through breezes. The wifi is slow (3G) but usable and you can take the little wifi unit round Rome and have your own personal wifi hotspot. That really helped a couple of times. We loved the area - lots of interesting streets to wander and loads of restaurants, bars, shops etc. Do visit the nearby botanical gardens. It's also pretty convenient for the tourist destinations in Rome. 63 bus to Borghese, tram 8 to Piazza Venezia and bus/tram 3 to the Colosseum. Just walk across the nearby pedestrian bridge, Ponte Sisto, and you pass a small Co-op on your way into the Centro Storico. We found the restaurants in the quieter area S of Trastevere near Santa Cecilia church particularly good, eg Sciapo and Sette Oche. The little leather shop near Sciapo is really good for beautifully made but affordable handbags etc. Closer to the apartment Ivo was also good and cheap for best pizzas, always busy but a quick buzzy turnover.