This is a great flat which is very well located in the centre of Rome and with character (we particularly liked the old-looking wooden ceiling). I was concerned about noice but the street was fairly quiet (just heard people in the morning). Critically, it was well located to explore Rome on foot: about 15 minutes to the Coliseum/Vatican, etc. It is also very close to the Jewish quarter which is charming and has good restaurants. With guidance from Camillo's son (who let us in), we found a supermarket close-by and a lovely bakery for our breakfast. The flat was more spacious than I expected, which was a nice surprise given that we came with three young children. Only minus point was a misunderstanding between Alessia and Camillo about the late fee but other than that I would strongly recommend it.