Luigi's home was a 'gem' of a find for us. I think for any couple. You'd struggle to find a better location. Certainly in terms of quietude. It borders on the realms of sanctuary. Despite visiting in the depths of winters quieter season. Year round, what's not to love about inner peace and quiet. Especially in such a vibrant city. Also worthy of note for those visiting in cooler months. Coming home to a cozy warm space adds another element of luxury and comfort.

Luigi is a fabulous host, a great communicator. And dealt swiftly with all manner of things. Including a failed fridge upon arrival. He truly showed sincere hospitality and support to our needs. And really made our stay in this fabulous city. Most memorable for all the right reasons.
The apartment covers all the bases and adequate comforts. We used the kitchen a lot. But for foodaholics, Trastevere's the Vatican of eateries edible delights. Bars and cafe's. We found a well supplied market in the town square, With great produce. But supermarkets, at least well stocked one's are harder to find.
The local bike rental is literally on the adjascent street. Practically at the front door. We found this by far the best way to cover some serious ground. See a vast selection of historical sites, parks and even the Appian Way. The old Roman cobbled road to the south.
Also of note. There is an excellent foot/bike path along the Tiber River. Which helped avoid some of the congestion.
The location for us was near perfect. Using the bikes everything was well within reach. Nightlife was plentiful and yet the apartment ideally tucked away in a quiet neighborhood spot.
Only real gripes, but not deal breakers for us.
Both the wifi and the bed could be improved. The bed though comfortable enough. Was lacking in firmness, least for my taste. And the pillows could do with better variety/selection. On the flip side, i would easily sleep 8/9hrs plus every single night. Something i rarely ever achieve at home!
Thank you Luigi for opening your home and heart to us.
Sincerely Fleche