We just finished a week at "Feel At Home in Rome". The apartment is a twenty minute stroll or ten euro taxi ride from Termini Station. Vivi's mother met us for a brief tour of the apartment and description of the neighborhood, San Lorenzo. The apartment was spacious, spotlessly clean, well maintained, and had all the amenities we needed. The kitchen was truly fully equipped beyond the basic essentials, to the point we ate only one meal out. The cotton sheets on the bed, three styles of bath towels, laundry and dish detergent, paper towels, some condiments, and many other details were pure frosting. There were two very well stocked grocery stores within a half block and traditional vegetable market within two blocks (which included many prepared food stalls with seating, inexpensive and delicious). Other stores offering baked goods and gelato were way too close for the sake of temptation, as was a restaurant with twelve beers on tap. The shuttle bus between Termini and Tiburtina Stations (#71) passed very regularly a half block away, we ended up using the tram/bus line two blocks away, which could be either bus or tram #3 which dropped one at the Coliseum/Patatine/Forum complex, or trolley or bus #19 which went to the Vatican. Then bus #492 takes one so many other places. A good general rule is either buy a multi day transport pass or keep at least two extra transport tickets in your pocket as not all transport units, bus, trolley, Metro, have ticket vending machines on board. Another bit of wisdom is to be sure which direction you are going. A last point is that the San Lorenzo area is the other side of Termini Station from most tourist attractions with what can at times seem rivers of humanity seeing what there is to see. San Lorenzo has very little tourist traffic and adjoins the largest university campus in Europe, although this was never that obvious. We liked the vitality of this neighborhood as it was a bustling place. While this might not be for everyone, we completely enjoyed this apartment, our host, and its location.