Marisa's home is perhaps the most unique Airbnb I have stayed at: a small studio located on a household with an orchard, large garden, and even its own entrance to the catacombs. And two friendly dogs, who will absolutely greet you with entusiasm. Marisa was very communicative, and we especially appreciated the tour she gave us of the property, the advice she gave us for touring the area, and the delicious tart she left by our door made with some of the orchard's fruit. The neighbourhood itself is quiet and far enough from the city centre to require navigating the often-frustrating bus system in Rome, and this is a potential downside for travelers who want to be within fast or walking distance of a vibrant area; it would suit travelers staying for a longer period or who want to stay somewhere that feels like a retreat at the end of the day. Also be warned that the studio itself is quite small, and the kitchen is fully equipped but lacks the space to be ambitious with cooking. I didn't mind these things very much, but the experience of them may not be for everyone. Were I visiting Rome again for a short trip, I would likely choose something more central, but for another week-long stay, I would absolutely choose Marisa's home again because it was great to come back to a quiet, safe, and comfortable space after a long day, and I had plenty of time during my trip to see all of Rome that I wanted.