This apartment is sufficient. I would be happy to stay again, but I probably would try another neighborhood next time in Rome since it's such a big city. It's on the "quiet" side of Trastevere, but it can still be pretty loud at night until about midnight, just people talking in the alleyway outside. Same thing with in the mornings on weekdays from about 8am to 9am, people congregating outside and having coffees and chatting, and the bottle collection truck at 8am on Thursdays. It's not that it's that loud, it's just that it's small tiny alleyways and it's almost like an amphitheater. As for the Walter as a host, he is very responsive, he greeted us even as we were running a little late and always quickly answered my messages, which I appreciated. He was very courteous and a nice host. It seems he has had some troubles in the past with other guests so he will have a list of rules when you come in but nothing out of the ordinary and pretty simple requests like, please don't put your suitcase on the bed. If you're staying here, read the house rules! The price only includes bedding for one bed. If you want to have bedding on the second bed in the other bedroom, it will cost an additional 30 euros for the entire stay. Re: the space : the building is in the quiet side in Trastevere, quite nice actually - a lot of places nearby, right next two two tram stations (the 3 and the 8), and a ton of buses across the river, which I regret not using before my last day of my trip, it was so easy. The building is pretty old, used to be a convent, which is pretty cool. It's up two flights of stairs (in the US, it's called the third floor, in EU its the second floor). The floors are stone which adds a cool feeling to the place, but bring slippers or socks :) Also, the building is pretty old so we had a little issue with the kitchen sink pipe on the last day. Walter answered our call immediately and dealt with it, which we appreciated. Overall, the place is fine, no major complaints.