With 2,000 tourists passing by every 5 minutes on the BOTTOM of the street, the QUIET was amazing at the steep (after walking all day), cobblestoned, PEDESTRIAN only (and few of them) top of the street where Agnese' apartment is located. One short block east of the just refurbished, magnificent Trevi Fountain and one block west of a supermarket, with scores of area restaurants - I slept like a Prince in her apartment, which is as described and I found to be spotless. In a building from the 1400's, with original wood beam ceilings, there are quirks, but nothing particularly troublesome. Even by European standards, the kitchen and shower are small (squat - don't bend - if you drop the soap), but there is a large soaking (which I did) tub and the apartment is, otherwise, outstanding. Believe I found an English channel (#6 - shows in English, commercials in Italian). If the very large living room couch were a bottle of milk, it would be past its expiration date. That huge area would be better served by a chair and convertible/pull out, queen sized couch that could accommodate two additional adults. Agnese was very pleasant and there to greet me, but needs to place her name on the entry doorbell so as to avoid an anxiety attack when arriving and not seeing her identified. Her attractive and charming daughter, Christina, met me on departing, having arranged good, private transportation to the airport. Thank you, Mrs. Gobello. I hope to be back soon.