A perfectly well-located Trastevere apartment! We stayed here with two adults, two kids and there was more than enough room for all of us. The place is surprisingly quiet despite being surrounded by restaurants and night life down surrounding streets (including a huge impromptu dance party in one square we got roped into), which was a big plus. You can’t go wrong with any of the neighboring restaurants and there are even mini markets on the same block to bring back essentials like milk and cereal for kiddo breakfasts. There’s a great farmer’s market in the square opposite the apartment for fruits and vegetables as well as numerous pastry and coffee shops nearby. Though we mostly stayed in the Trastevere (got great recommendations for contemporary Italian lit in translation at Almost to the Corner Bookstore, visited the sprawling Rome flea market down the block on Sunday morning), we also took a short cab ride up to the Vigamus video game museum only to walk back through the Vatican as, it turns out, nothing is so far away from anything else in that part of Rome. A perfect apartment if you’re not renting a car or aren’t that interested in seeing Rome from the back of a cab. It’s a summer thing only but there is also an outdoor film program in the square opposite us and we caught “Goonies” with a large crowd.