This apartment is beautiful and is in a perfect location. Even though it is centrally located, the neighborhood is quiet. Because of the pandemic, we were avoiding the metro and buses, so it was wonderful to be a short walk from Campo de’ Fiori, Piazza Navona, and Trastevere. The building has strong bones: no creaks. The exterior entrance is very secure. The hallway floors are clean, though the walls could use some fresh paint. Inside the apartment the ceilings have beautiful wood beams, and the floors are attractive terrazzo tile. The living room and bedroom are spacious and comfortable. Wonderful bed and pillows. The apartment is decorated with tasteful art, and the book shelves give a homey feeling. The only drawback is the tiny kitchen. We used it only for making coffee and tea. It would be extremely difficult to prepare full meals. In addition, to reach the kitchen you have to ascend four steep steps, which are of varied height and depth. A couple are probably almost 12 inches high, and the railing does not go all the way up. Descending is even more difficult, especially if carrying food or drink. This wasn’t a big problem for me personally, but potential guests should know about it. Lucilla is a kind and intelligent person who communicated promptly and warmly.