Elsa's place is clean, extremely conveniently located, and makes for the perfect HQ for hitting Rome. It's about a 20 minute walk from Roma Termini station, and is quietly hidden away in one of the many classic Roman Palazzo apartment blocks. Inside, the bathroom is clean with beautiful marble counter tops, and the room was the perfect size for my girlfriend and I. Elsa was a kind and patient host (since we were a little late arriving) and every day would tidy the room, make the bed, supply fresh towels, and restock the little breakfast nook with pastries, juice boxes, and coffee. It was very easy to come and go as we pleased, and the apartment is very close to a Metro station and a tram stop, making transiting around the city simple. We had a grand ole time, and wished we could have stayed longer. Fully recommend to couples or single travels, but I'm not sure if the space would be big enough for a family.
Things to note:
1) The elevator in the building is your typical old school European job. If you have lots of luggage you may need to take multiple trips to ferry it up.
2) Come out of the building, turn the corner, and there is The Coliseum. Go for an early morning, or late night, stroll to take in its beauty sans crowds.
3) Directly in front of the building are two Stumbling Stones (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stolperstein). A sombre reminder of a dark chapter in humanity's history; particularly poignant in these times.