Nicola was a great host: he communicated quicky, the check-in process was smooth, and the place fit the description. Would I stay there again? Absolutely.The place is not in a touristy location. It is quiet (and has quiet times), clean and has excellent views. I could see St. Peter's Basilica from the front bedroom (just part of the dome, but hey, it was great!). Each of the 3 bedrooms had full bathrooms and the kitchen had everything we needed. Enough about the apartment, Nicola does a great description already. What you need to know is this:There is a grocery store inside the apartment compound. It is a basement grocery store and is really convenient. It has just about everything you need. I recommend the inexpensive red wines, the selection of hot meal items, you get the picture. The entrance is located on the north end of the apartment compound. On the south end is a very nice cafe. Not a tourist place at all. They sell espresso for about 1,3 euro and have great pastries (Maritozzo - that's the one you want, you know it) and "American" breakfasts with eggs and omlets. We went there every day for our espresso fix and got to know the owner.The apartment is convenient: you can walk to St. Peter's Basilica, which we did upon arrival. The train station is a 5 minute walk (San Pietro - St. Peters) and can get you to and from the airport.