It is hard to imagine, but the apartment is even more beautiful in person! And it felt very spacious (we were a mother-daughter pair). We didn’t think twice about walking around at night - very safe vibes and because it’s so close to the piazza de spagna, there was always plenty of people about- but not at all crowded or busy on our street. The piazza and Spanish steps are one block down and 2 blocks over- a 5 min walk (that’s also where the metro is- which was not crowded at all) La campana ristorante- amazing- was about 10 minutes walk; Trevvi fountain was about 10, too. The barberini art museum should be on your list. We spent 2 hours there- it’s less than 10 min walk. A beautiful museum and we essentially had it to ourselves. The windows in the apartment have recently been replaced- someone mentioned that they were a problem in a different post. There is construction happening in the street (replacing cobblestones) but it wont be happening while you’re sleeping at night- so no biggie- and we even slept thru the noise when we napped without a problem Bc of the new windows. I honestly cannot say e bough good things about the hostess, her sister (who met us to let us in and show us around), the apartment, or the area. We will stay there again when we return to Rome with my husband and son.