As everyone else has said: This is a great location. I stayed here alone for six days and felt comfortable and safe. Because its on the edge of Trastavere near the Ponte Sisto, its easy to get to everywhere from there. (There is a taxi stand a few blocks away right near the bridge. Taxis are generally more affordable than Uber in Rome.) There are many restaurants on every block and all are good. In fact, some of the ones that people line up for didn't seem any better than the ones that were less crowded, and I'm a foodie, so I care. If the windows are open there is a lot of street noise and light until about four or five o'clock in the morning, but since all of the windows and the exterior shutters are brand new they seal out the noise and light really well. Bonus, you can lean out the window and take in the street scene or even chat with people below. Also, since the building opposite has no windows facing into the street where the apartment is located, it feels private. In other words, there is only a pretty wall across from the apartment. Everything in the apartment is new, modern and comfortable. The wifi works well. The shower has good hot water and water pressure. The bed is comfortable. Everything you need is provided and Marcello is very responsive to questions. Bonus: if you watch Woody's Allen's movie, "To Rome With Love" you'll see a scene shot on the corner a half block away that looks down the street of the apartment.