Giovanna made us feel very welcome. She is also a tour guide but we were not able to book anything with her due to our confirmed appointments and pre-arranged tours. We are from Southern CA so we are used to very large ranch-style home. For European standards, hers is a big space. The description of "art and antiquity" is a bit off if you are expecting art of the Sistine Chapel or museum quality. Tastes in decorating are different for everyone. The neighborhood is a bit far out of the city. On the tram or bus it took us 30 minutes to arrive at the apartment. I'd stay closer to the city center if I ever went back. Rome crowds and crossing the streets are not for the faint of heart. Rome is a large city and just like NYC it stressed us out. We are a bit slower here in Southern CA with our kayaking and SUP boards. The best part of this location was the fresh Farmers' Market daily just two blocks away. We sure enjoyed the fruit and veggies fresh daily. Getting to the airport was another large expense so if I had to do it again, I'd stay one night less at the apartment and get a hotel by the airport. Giovanna is super nice and very full of energy like the city of Rome. Quiet condo. Host nearby in case of a problem. We didn't have one but nice to know after our Paris mishap.