Apart from a couple of inconveniences, this apartment offers a great value. First of all, the location couldn't be better. It is a residential area, so it's fairly quite at night. At the same time, it’s about 5 min walking distance to Pantheon and 15 min walking distance to Vatican. The apartment is charming. The building seems old, but it is elegant, very solid, in great condition, and will probably last another 100 years. There is a little, cute elevator that has a triangular layout. It’s quite helpful for getting luguage up and down the 3rd floor. Kids loved riding it whenever we went out. The apartment has a well-thought, spacious floor plan with 2 full size rooms and a separate kitchen with a good size dining table. Sleeper sofa is comfortable and large enough for 2 adults. Plenty of space for 4 people. Everything seems large in this apartment. Ceilings are at least 9 feet high, windows appear to be 6 feet tall, and there are 3 windows in the bedroom. Bathroom is quite spacious with 2 sinks and marble panels covering floor and walls. The style is reminiscent or Art Deco: feels a bit old-fashioned, but still somewhat lavish. It definitely feels good to have all this space, light, and ambiance after spending a day in the noisy and crowded city. This apartment would be fantastic after minor upgrades. For example, temperature valve in shower is falling apart and is leaking. It’s not the end of the world because the water volume is controlled by another valve. We didn’t really need to change the temperature once we set it. Shower door doesn’t open and close very well. Large flat-screen TV seems to be hooked up via antena. We couldn’t watch the World Cup because all channels were having interference. Internet speed is 8Mbps. As a side note, Paolo from the management company was a real pleasure to deal with. He responded promptly to all our questions and was very helpful.