The pictures don’t lie, this flat is directly across from the colosseum in a nice part of Rome. Alfredo was very communicative and the check in was easy with him greeting us and providing a tour. You can walk to most of the key sites in Rome and short taxi ride to Vatican City. The Metro station is right there, but it was always very crowded to buy tickets, so we did not take the metro, but there was always a taxi across the street since many drop off to the colosseum. The flat had large rooms and two modern full bathrooms of good size. The kitchen was small but fine for us as we did not want to cook. The sitting room was a good size with couches and a table to sit and eat. This is not a sterile, hotel room type of AirBnB, this is a true snapshot of an Italian life/ flat with family furniture and heirlooms and a lot of character. There are several cafes below the flat. This posed some issues of being very loud into the night. There were also very loud neighbors, but it appears that many of the flats are rentals, so it may have been rude renters. Do not go to the cafes directly below on either side as the food was bad, the drinks watered down, and the prices were high. The only reason to sit there is because of the view and watching the scene. Definitely go to Volpe Pasini Bistro Italiano Al Colosseo which is just up the street a bit on the park side. Good prices and the food was really good. The servers did not speak a lot of English, but were so nice and tried very hard to understand. It was fun to learn more Italian pronunciation. We went there many times and were not disappointed. Also go to Delizie e Sapori on Via Cavour, 288 which is down the street and ask for Franco. The food here was more pricey but really good and the staff and owner were so welcoming and gracious.