We loved staying at Beatrice’s little apartment. She was so helpful with all our questions about the area, about the apartment, and about Rome, as it was my first time there. Even though we never met face to face I feel like we know each other. Staying in the Campo di Fiore was great for being near the action, with all the picturesque laneways and getting a taste of the city. Of course the number of tourists there in June was a huge shock, but hey, we are tourists ourselves! The apartment had everything we needed for 5 nights, the bed was comfy, the courtyard was cute, the living area is a bit dark but in the heat of summer that was fine. The air con was fantastic. I wouldn’t have booked anywhere without air con in June. Beatrice was so helpful as I had many questions that she answered promptly, and gave great advice. Best of all it was quiet! The neighborhood is busy but once inside we couldn’t hear a thing. One thing that might be worth noting for some people - the tiled stairway up to the bedroom is very steep. It was fine once you got used to it, but I had to hold on tight to the rail and come down slowly and carefully. I loved being able to walk out of the front door and take 20 steps to the best bread and pizza and pastry shop in Rome - Forno Rosciola. And the famous gelateria Fatamorgana is even closer! The fruit and vegetables market is around the corner, buses are close by, you can walk to most sights and tourists are everywhere so you won’t get lost. All in all, had a great time there except for having my wallet stolen on Via Corso, which has nothing to do with this apartment. Thank you Beatrice!!