Very communicative hosts and apartment was well-appointed. Location is better than most places since it so close to the Ponte Sisto (bridge). You can easily get to a grocery store that stocks everything just across the bridge. Te apratment had everything for our apartment style traveling because we like to eat one meal a day, seeking the specialties of the area (cacio pepe, amatriciana, carbonara and Coda alla Vaccinara) from places that make it best and having veggies with local street food (check out the numerous recommendations on several websites) and local wine. We stayed 7 days and should have called Laura about the wifi failing on the last 2 days. They have a repeater on the second floor and maybe it was a matter of rebooting the modem but I couldn't find it and didn't bother to contact her. There are plenty of free wifi places around that you can get a password from if you patronize them. If I stayed in Trastevere again, I would stay there. (and I have stayed at 3 other places in Trastevere on previous trips to Rome.)