When I showed up to the apartment from the airport Chiara and Lucia got me checked in quickly, the place was spotless and they had information on everything you could need such as grocery stores, authentic Roman restaurants and more plotted out and printed on maps. Lucia baked a tart that I ate every morning with coffee. Chiara-what can I say, 'amazing', you were the best guide a solo traveler could have and I appreciate the time you took to make sure I experience Rome in the best ways possible! Thanks for tolerating my bad Italian too. You are a true Roman and you shared that with me- grazie mille! The neighborhood- love it, who wouldn't, read about it and its modest roots and you'll feel connected, especially when you hear Santa Maria's bells toll throughout the day or while sitting on the steps of Rome's oldest operating fountain in the center of Piazza Santa Maria-my favorite pastime here especially after finding out later that the architect has the same name, 'Donato', as me(middle name), my pops and grandpa, amazing discoveries to be had here even personal ones for some folks. The apartment is near the piazza and next to all the restaurants and bars. Its really festive here at night but the noise doesn't come into the apartment at all, you can sleep really well here. The bed is the best ive had- super comfortable and top quality. I used the kitchen alot and cooked up some tasty Italian dishes that rivaled the restaurants and it helped me save money, you can buy the best ingredients in the grocery store here for way less than in the US. A fully stocked kitchen was just what I wanted and they even provide some tasty staples and wine to tide you over for a couple of days till getting to the store. WiFi was perfect, not a single problem with it at Trasteverína. Ci sta tutto! Ciao.