A lovely apartment in Trastevere. Best supplied apartment we ever visited. Nearest transit stop is Ippolito Nievo - 8 tram to Piazza Venezia, H express bus Termini and the most useful: the 3B to Metro stop Piramide to catch the subway and avoid downtown. Plenty of room sleeps 3 comfortably, VERY wide selection satellite TV - numerous languages. Excellent Internet connection. Really great transit connections to anywhere in Rome so don't be put off by Trastevere (except remember on New Years Eve only the Metro runs after 9PM). Patio with table and chairs. Grocery store close by. We never met Monica but Gian Carlo showed us around. He speaks English if you need it. Couple things we missed on the handover. To use the stove top you have to turn the valve over the sink to "aperto" = open. Then push the black button and at the same time push DOWN on the burner know while you turn it. On leaving both the building and complex, you open the door to get out by pushing on a button located before you get to the door or gate - typical in European buildings. Two possible problems to mention: One: the door to the apartment was hard to open with a key. Maybe there is a secret to it. But just keep trying and suddenly it will open easily for you. Second: Rome is not built up high and it is, by nature, a noisy city. We had no problem but if you are a really light sleeper, understand that the apartment is on a fairly busy street and you can hear traffic. In addition, the walls are thin (again this is fairly commonplace in Rome). So you can hear other people but everything was very quiet after 10PM. And the reverse is true. If you're a party animal, I don't think you neighbors will appreciate a loud commotion late at night. So be adivised. Would I stay here again? Absolutely!! It had everything we needed.