Our stay at Andriana's apartment in Rome was one of the most memorable travel experiences, and my husband's fav place during our 18 day stay in Italy. The apartment is located near Campo De' Fiore, which is of course touristy, but the apartment itself is in a residential building for locals and students, it is very safe and comfortable, the architecture is stunning with large doors and high ceilings, the restored frescoes on the walls were immaculate, Andriana explained they were originally painted in the 1500-1600s! She greeted us when we arrived, which was easy to find when taking a taxi from Roma Termini train station, she welcomed us and offered great local suggestions for food/sightseeing, we felt like we were in good hands with her hosting us. The apartment building has a central atrium courtyard which you can see from the hallway near the short flight of stairs, it felt like a little oasis in a busy/crowded city, and I got a little "Roman Holiday" vibe (referencing Gregory Peck's apartment on via Margutta). We visited Rome at the end of June, when the weather was quite hot in 80s, the AC in the apartment was AMAZING, we never felt uncomfortable despite the heat. The apartment is in such a great location, both for walking to all the main sightseeing attractions (Colloseo, Roman Forum, Trevi Fountain, Spanish Steps, Pantheon, etc) but also having the opportunity to just walk around and get the feel for the neighborhood. The Roscioli cafe and solumeria was around the corner from this apartment, we had the best cacio e pepe, and also best coffee/pastries every morning. This was one of the most perfect airbnb's we have every stayed at, I don't think our first visit to Rome would have been as great if we didn't stay here. We're recommending Andriana's apartment to all our friends, and hope we can visit again!