Emanuela's husband Antonio met us out on the street near the building. In fact, he found us across the street before I could even figure out that I was looking for the street number of my last AirBnb rental instead of the correct address. He oriented us to Rome, provided a map and suggestions of places to go. Great host and nice to talk to. Super nice room with access to a clean kitchen / common area shared by 2 or 3, I think, other guest rooms. Immaculately clean room that resembled a nice, boutique hotel room. Comfortable bed. Quiet for sleeping. We had Room 2 that looked out onto a quiet courtyard. There was an odd smell in the bathroom, but not overly concerning. By our Italian B&B standards the internet connection (wifi) was blazing. I uploaded a bunch of pictures and videos of our travels and we had no trouble Facetiming our parents/daughter back in the States. We even did a blitz tour of some major sites (Colosseum, Forum, Trevi Fountain, Roman Pantheon, Spanish Steps) on foot from the B&B in a matter of 4 hours in the evening - and that included dinner too. And it’s maybe 2 minutes from the South entrance to Termini station. We were on our way to the airport too early in the morning to take advantage of the breakfast offered at the guesthouse. However, Antonio gave us a couple of vouchers for coffee and pastry at a nearby corner cafe, and those helped us get on our way quickly - Italian style. Great location for us. Wish we had had more time in Rome. We’d definitely stay here again.