Massimo was really flexible when my flight was delayed to receive me! He kindly explained all rooms, for what to do there were plenty folders in a basket and he took his time, showed me there I was on a real map.. For sure I already know what I wanted to see. He communicates really well. Also he pointed me the nearest metro and via a whatsapp goigle maps the supermarkt. There are good restaurants in the neighbourhood! I'm an independent well prepared travellar, I already knew where to rent a bike and what excursions to do, sometimes even when and where to eat, so I didn't need to bother him with what to do next. There was more on my list I knew then I would do.
For sure you should see the vatican museum, colosseum, Trevi fountain, etc., but when you stay longer consider also smaller museums, when you have some Dutch city nerves biking through Rome, villa d'Este excursion to Tivoli, try with a group to make your own pasta, the possibilities in this city are endless. Go to restaurants in side streets, view over the city with all the lights in the evening. The city was like a dream for me, although on familiar spots busy. Although I didn't drop a coin over my shoulder in the Trevi fountain I still might go back, still enough to see and do. Not only for the pasta or the wine or the awesome espresso.