We loved this place for our 4night city break. My partner is crazy about ancient Roman history, and all main "must see" things in this area of interest are a few minutes walk from the apartment. The colosseum is literally around the corner, so is the Roman and Trajan forum. Other places like the Vatican are a few stops away by metro- the metro stop is 100meters away, and the apartment is located 1 metro stop away from the main Termini station (technically, you could walk from there if you really wanted to). All in all, the public transport in Rome is great, straightforward and efficient and all visitable places are very very easily reached within a very short space of time. The apartment is exactly as described on the pictures - although be warned it is on the top floor of a building (3 or 4 storey, I lost count!) that has no elevator. This wasn't an issue for us at all, but something to consider if you have small kids, heavy luggage or need special access. We spent most of our time away from the flat exploring, only coming back for an evening snack and rest, therefore aspects like special décor or modern amenities would have been lost on us - this apartment has a more traditional cosy feel to it, no frills or excesses (so don't expect a flat screen TV with cable channels) but has everything you need, including Aircon, washing machine, gas stove,toaster and microwave (+fridge/freezer) . the host was fantastic and upfront with tips and advice way before our trip to Rome, the check in went smoothly (note you have to pay city tax in cash upon arrival, on top of the room rate you pay through Airbnb - it's not a scam, it's the local law!). The immediate area/street where the apartment is located has many bars, restaurants and eateries frequented by the locals, and literally next to it is a hotel charging 3x the rate of the apartment - something to consider when assessing the value for money!!! despite the lively street, the noise does not reach the apartment so you can have a quiet night. All in all, we loved the place and would definitely look out for it again when visiting Rome!!