I stayed at Luca&Martina's apartment for a week, and I am happy and do not regret one bit to have chosen to stay here. To start off, they were very quick to respond to my initial message about the apartment, and also included so much information about it and the surrounding area, as well as directions on how to get there with the metro, which ended up being much cheaper than a taxi. Luca was there to meet me as I arrived, something I greatly appreciated, as many air bnb hosts just leave the keys and information to a neighbor or friend, and you never even get to meet the host. But here was different. Luca was very warm and welcoming, telling me everything I could possibly need to know about the area, restaurants, clubs, etc etc, and asked if I had any questions. They were even nice enough to leave some drinks and food in the fridge and cabinet, and supplied everything you may need for bathroom, kitchen, etc. We even got to talk a little about mushrooms in Italy and his wine making, which was very interesting. And they always checked up on me, how I was doing, and if I was ok, and if I needed anything, etc. The apartment itself is absolutely perfect, even better than the pictures, a perfect choice for a couple (and child) or a group of friends. It is very spacious and clean. The bed was very comfortable and cozy in the chilly winter days in Italy. And the location is so perfect. Do not do what I did, and doubt the location due to the map. It might look on the map like it's far, but it is actually so very close to everything. All the main sites are within minutes to no more than a half hour to reach the farthest ones walking. The street connected to theirs also is a street that connects at one end directly to Vatican City and at the other to Santa Maria Square. I could have easily saw everything from here in a day, but since I was here seven days I discovered everything more slowly. You are right in the heart of Trastevere, so close to many bars and pubs and restaurants and the beautiful and lovely Santa Maria square, but at the same time "just" outside of the busy loud areas at night, so you are able to have a very comfortable quiet nights sleep. And also just a few minutes walk is a bridge that connects you to Campo Di Fiori Square, also full of restaurants and nightlife. There's also a nice cafe just in the corner if you want to have a quick breakfast so you can get going as quickly as possible to see the sights. I highly recommend anybody coming to Rome who wishes to stay in Trastevere, the most beautiful, lively, and scenic neighborhood in Rome, to stay at this apartment. Thank you very much Martina&Luca! :)