This is a great home base for touring around Rome's historic city center. We stayed a week and were able to do most of our sightseeing by foot. When we were short on time, we took cabs to some places like the Vatican, Villa Borghese and the symphony and the fares were reasonable. You can also walk a couple blocks and take busses to just about any place you'd like to go. While some of the restaurants and caffés we wanted to visit were not in the immediate vicinity of Campo de' Fiori, there are plenty of dining and drinking options close to the studio.

The accommodations are as advertised.It's a generously sized studio with all the modern conveniences, especially considering the era of the building. We didn't have any problems getting comfortable on the futon. The window shutters are very effective as shades, but less so at managing noise. We anticipated noise being an issue—it's a ground-level, street-facing apartment one block off the Campo, after all—and brought earplugs. We probably used them 50% of the nights. The amount of (mostly foot) trafic late in the evening varies based on the night of the week and whether or not the cute little theater on the corner is having a show. (If so, expect some noise when the show lets out.)

Carla and Luisa are excellent hosts. If you're looking for accommodations around the Campo, this is a great option.