Sensational base to cover all Rome historic sights. We walked practically to everywhere, under the exhausting sun of June, that let us sleep with no much concern about the street noise.

Although it was my main preoccupation, there are no car noises at all. Sometimes in the middle of the night we could hear some groups of people talking - it wasn't too long until someone shout to them to get out of there. So, not a big deal.

Campo Di Fiori is a nice meeting, point but highly touristic (expensive and not good food). I recommend to try the Jewish Ghetto area (where the Italian customer population was higher than on other places in Touristic Rome), and of course Trastevere for pre-dinner. Both of them at walking distance.

In a nutshell, pretty studio in a superb location. In a radio of 15 blocks to everything you might want to see in Rome and more too...