The apartment is absolutely gorgeous. The location is unbeatable, a couple hundred meters from Plaza Spagna. Claudia offered to arrange a car for me from the airport (for about 50 Euro) and that is a good option if you have several people or lots of luggage, but I was traveling by myself and had no trouble getting to the apartment by train and Metro. It's a short walk from the Plaza Spagna Metro stop. It's also a very short walk to the Trevi Fountain and Pantheon. A very reasonable walk to the Forum and Colosseum too. It is also close to the elegant shopping district and plenty of restaurants and cafes. The apartment is very large and the neighborhood is lovely and lively. Claudia left juice, wine, coffee, and other kind items. There is a washing machine for which I was very grateful as I am traveling in Europe for four weeks. Claudia's helper, Valeria, was very kind and met me at the apartment for check in. I had an issue with the lock being finicky when I returned to the apartment in the evening and both Valeria and Claudia responded promptly with advice about how to jiggle the door. The apartment has tall windows that overlook the neighborhood but plenty of privacy and security. The wooden beams of the ceiling are beautiful. The bed was one of the most comfortable I've slept in (and I am picky about beds). The apartment is up three flights of stairs but that was mentioned in the listing so I knew about that ahead of time and was prepared to carry my suitcase up. Even the stairs are pretty - marble I believe. I had no problem at all with noise at night. I made my reservation the day before as my travel plans were up in the air. The first airbnb I reserved canceled so I was nervous about finding a location, but I am very glad that my first request didn't work so that I ended up at Claudia's. I did have trouble accessing the internet via the TIM wifi router. Connecting to the wifi was fine but I don't think I ever got internet access. I am pretty sure that I needed to agree to the terms and conditions of the internet service provide (TIM), but I couldn't access the web page that would normally show up to have me accept those terms and to log in. I think, but am not sure, that it is because my laptop and phone were new to the ISP. It worked out fine as I found other access for the work I did need to do and I had data available on my phone. After I checked out of the apartment, I needed a place to store my suitcase for part of the day. I was nervous to ask Claudia another question but she immediately responded with a great answer -- a baggage storage business that was just two blocks from the apartment,...