This apartment is very well situated. Near multiple public transportation lines, a square with a daily fresh food market, and many restaurants, but on a quieter street. Both bedrooms are on the other side of the building, away from the street and on a very quiet courtyard. Bathroom is even nicer than the photos. Ceilings are high, windows let in lots of light, but also seal out noise when closed. This is obviously a real home, cozy and warm, a lived-in apartment, instead of some airbnb units that are only rented out, which are typically sterile and cold. The kitchen is small but there is a dishwasher (great for being on vacation), a great toaster, coffee maker and even a washing machine. Note that in Rome, like much of Europe, no one has a clothes dryer, so be prepared to dry your clothes on the clothes line from the bathroom window (good to know in terms of packing). Nino was very responsive and helpful. He also has a book of information about restaurants, places to visit, and recommendations that we found very useful. This is one of the better Airbnb places we have stayed in.