Would recommend especially if you like the experience of living as a local versus in a hotel. The apartment is as shown on the website complete with the murals. There are a number of step up and downs into various rooms making it charming and quirky but may not be suitable for anyone with knee issues. It is up 1-2 flights of stairs. It was perfectly adequate for a family of 5 including 3 teens. Situated on a pedestrian road filled with antique jewelery stores that Ts with the pedestrian bridge Ponte Sisto, close to Piazza Navona and Campo di Fiore. We had 'our local' gelato place Punta Gelato, cafe Nonna or Augusto for morning or evening capuccinos, lovely bakery, and amazing church Chiesa Trinita dei Pellegrini. Stop by the Coop 2 doors down or pick a gelato and walk across the bridge to Piazza Trilussa enjoying the music in the evening or to Trastevere for cabs or to the end of the road for buses to the Vatican. Easy walk to most Roman ruins and the Jewish Quarter. Carlo was very helpful. The previous guests had caused an issue by flushing something down the ancient and delicate sewer system and Carlo accommodated us elsewhere for one night. He and his family were also on hand with advice on sights not to miss and suggestions for places to eat for a group of 11.