We have been to Rome many times, but this was our first experience in the Pigneto area. We walked to the end of the street and there was Via Pigneto, partially a pedestrian only walk, full of restaurants which turns into a farmers market in the mornings. There are laundries, grocery stores, bakeries on the side streets. Best of all just on the corner of the street is Primo al Pigneto, one of the best restaurants in the area.

The apartment is as described. Very neat and comfortable for two people. Just two things to consider; first, there is no sidewalk on the street so as you step out the door you could be going into on oncoming traffic, the other is that the apartment can be a little damp. We had no problem with either. We kept the windows open and let the air circulate when we where there. As there is not a lot of traffic on the street and you can hear cars and motor cycles coming so we just paid attention before going out.

The location is great for those who want to experience a more multicultural Roman neighborhood. Mario was very helpful and we highly recommend his apartment. We definitely would return.