Veronica was a great host, sent a driver to get me at the airport, met me at the apartment, explained everything carefully and was always responsive to questions. My four weeks in Rome was made even better by having a perfectly located home in the heart of the old city within walking distance to nearly everything you want to see and off into a magical corner. The building is on the intersection of five small roads and surrounding by charming restaurants, wine bars, coffee shop, a market and yes historic charm. You get a private entrance, with security code so no key to loose of forget. The apartment is a one bedroom, two bathrooms, kitchen with eating area and a living room with great WiFi and a smart TV, that also converts into another bedroom and up only one flight of steps, so for the Americans it’s on the second floor, for the Europeans first floor, up a set of historic stone steps. Windows overlooking two narrow cobblestone, one way roads that are more footpaths that road, very little car traffic. You will get some of the sounds into the apartment but it’s Rome and you’re in the old town, wasn’t a problem. On several days I woke with the sounds of seagulls and other birds but other days the sounds of the trash-man got me up. I usually walked everywhere and eventually started to used the bus. There’s a major bus route only 3 minutes away that goes to the Vatican in one direction and the train-station in the other direction. If staying in a historic apartment and walking around the narrow streets, close to everything feeling the energy of Rome itself is why you came to Rome then Veronica’s home is a great option. I loved everything about it.