Ideal location and easy walking to sites, Vatican, and restaurants. Host provides a few restaurants and was very gracious in arranging a car service to/from the airport. We had an issue with the washing machine: I stayed up all night trying to mop up water that was leaking from the machine. Alberto seemed very unconcerned about it but did arrange for a workman to come the next afternoon to look at it. (There could also just be language barrier issues in my interpretation of this incident.) The windows are typical of Rome: slatted blinds covered with thick layers of paint and consequently are difficult to close and latch. No screens so we did have some issues with bugs and seagulls, and my friend was concerned about rats or birds or other animals crawling in at night. (Not to imply that there are rats; just that there are animals/birds/bugs around you in a city, and they are active at night.) She slept with the windows closed. Might be an issue if the weather is hotter. There is a beautiful patio space off of the kitchen, but the door seemed to be sealed shut so we could not go out there to enjoy it. Master BR is very large and spacious with room for luggage to be on the floor. The second bedroom is enough to walk around the bed, but there is no where to put luggage except in the closet: very tight quarters. Kitchen is adequate but hard to reach the cabinets because they are very high up (I'm 5'6" and couldn't reach most of them). The bar/restaurant downstairs is open very late (and later on the weekends), and it is LOUD every night. I live in a big city in the midst of a lot of city noise, and this bar woke me up several times even as acclimated as I am. Overall, I would stay here again for the location.