Denia’s place was awesome - it was far more centrally located than we had first thought just based on maps, but it is about a 5 min walk to the Spanish Steps, and about 5 min from the Flaminio train station. You can walk basically everywhere in central Rome within a half hour, including the Colosseum and Roman Forum. The Vatican is roughly an easy 20-25 min walk as well (or a 7 min taxi). The area is very busy, especially during the day and early evening, with many shops and excellent restaurants which we were fortunate to try. There is a Coop supermarket about 5 min away that was also wonderful for groceries and wine/liquor. We never once felt unsafe or nervous. The space itself was amazing for two people - two decently sized bedrooms - one with its own bathroom with shower, and the other with its own TV. The bathroom with the tub/shower combo is far larger and made getting ready every day easy. The apartment itself was very clean and comfortable. There were only two of us, but 4/5 could easily fit comfortably. The kitchen had the basics, a few pots and pans and dinnerware including wine glasses, but don’t expect a full gourmet kitchen — it was plenty fine to get us through. The apartment itself is one of three units that shares a central small “lobby” which can only be accessed by the three units and made us feel extra secure. There are tons of windows in this apartment which was great to let the breeze in once the weather finally got nice after the snowfall. Working with Denia was wonderful, she always answered our questions promptly and our check in with her associate Andrea was very easy, too. We even decided to extend our stay by one night as we liked the place so much. Our only issue, and the snowstorm weather was partly to blame, is that the Wi-Fi worked very sporadically and though it would show we were “connected” it wouldn’t actually work. This was very frustrating, but luckily we had cellular data for our trip or this would have been a major problem. Other reviewers have also noted this, and Denia tried her best to fix it for us while on our trip. I would say it worked properly about a third of the time we were using it. That being said, I would stay at Denia’s place again without hesitation - it was very well located in an area that felt far more “local” than other areas in central Rome without being overrun by fellow tourists yet was busy enough to have plenty of things to do nearby.