The apartment itself is fine, as is the location. However, I don't think I'd stay here again, simply because I found the bed to be extremely uncomfortable. We slept in the bedroom closest to the living room. The mattress in that room has all but lost any kind of support structure to it. There were very evident "sinkholes" on both sides of the mattress, with a mound in the middle. Needless to say, we woke up every morning in discomfort. I can't speak to the bed closest to the front door, though I did lie on it briefly as a test, and it felt like it was in a similar state to the other room. Even if that bed turned out to be firmer, we would've surrendered it to our 69 year-old companion anyway. Age before beauty. : ) The light switches in the apartment were a bit tricky to figure out in terms of what switch controlled what light. But once we deciphered it, it wasn't a big deal. Loved that the apartment had a washer/dryer and an iron and ironing board. Those were super helpful. The garden area is lovely. Our time in Rome was brief, but were it longer, I definitely would've spent more time in the garden. Lastly, I agree with what one reviewer said about the accessibility of the apartment for those with mobility issues. In Simon's defense, he knew I'd be traveling with someone in a wheelchair, and he advised me well in advance that there are some steps you need to walk down to access the apartment. He was very forthcoming about the layout. I took a chance that the steps would be manageable, and though they ultimately were, it was still somewhat challenging for our wheelchair-ed traveler. The building appeared to have an elevator, though we were told by the property manager who greeted us and gave us the keys that it was non-operational. Bummer. Anyway, like I said, the apartment is fine, and it's right by Vatican City. So, great location. But oof! That mattress!