Great apartment, overall. Eva is a responsive, helpful and passionate host. She provided several map print outs and enthusiastically showed us the different routes we can take to see the various sights. The apartment is located between Piazza Navona and Campo dè Fiori, making it a great location to see many sights on foot. It is also close to the Vatican City, which allowed us to walk to St Peter's Basilica early in the morning to beat the long lines. Bus #40 stops right in front, which makes traveling to/from the Termini train station very easy. Even though the apartment is situated close to a large, busy street (Corso Vittorio Emanuele II), the bedroom is quiet, because it is located towards the back and faces an interior courtyard. The apartment is large and spacious. Plenty of closet space and bedroom's dresser and night stands provided additional storage. The bed was comfortable. Sheets, blankets and towels were all clean. Hangers were plentiful and sturdy. There were even hangers with clamps. The apartment has two separate A/C units (that are also capable in providing heat) that worked flawlessly. The kitchen has all the essentials for cooking meals. Plates, cutleries, and pots/pans are all in good, clean condition. Eva even supplied some pasta, canned tomatoes, juices/tea and some yogurt for us upon arrival. Washer is a little small, but entirely functional. The first drawback is the winding stairs to the apartment. The steps are steep and narrow. One might have difficulty getting larger luggages up there. The second drawback is the hot water supply in the shower. The hot water runs out in approximately 30 minutes. Eva was very honest and told me before my booking that she wasn't sure how long the hot water would last, so it is not her fault and I appreciate the honesty. However, once the hot water ran out, it took over one hour for it to resume. Although to be fair, I did find that this problem is not uncommon in Europe.