In the somewhat dense short-stay rental market of Rome, Anna's place turned out to be a value-for-money gem.
Situated near the bank of the river Tiber in the neighbourhood of Testaccio, for us the flat neatly combined the (relative) calm of an area outside of the centre with its hectic bustle and more of a taste of "local life", while being still quite close to all the main attractions that most visitors would come to see. The Colosseum, Forum Romanum, Trevi Fountains, Spanish Stairs, Pantheon, etc. are either at walking distance for those who don't mind a good walk, or a short bus ride away. (That said, we found the bus system in Rome to be veritably terrible and much preferred to take the metro, which also has a stop at a 15-minute walk from the flat).
The flat itself is visibly freshly outfitted, which shows in the beautiful furnishing, decoration, and eye for detail and comfort. All this makes it a very relaxing place to stay at, and even though it is not very big, everything is thought out with such attention to practicality that we (a couple with baby) never felt to be in a crammed place. A minor detail was that although the flat had been outfitted with soundproof double glazing (which made a huge difference), some of the nightly traffic along the building still spilled into the bedroom. This did not quite keep us up but was definitely noticeable.
Anna was a very friendly, communicative and helpful host, who answered question quickly, made sure everything was alright, and definitely went beyond what one would reasonably expect from a host. Although for some reason, the fact that we were bringing a baby did not show up on her side of the booking, she responded graciously and there was no problem. Just in case, you might want to give Anna a heads up in a message if you plan to bring a baby too!
Many thanks Anna for your hospitality! We would definitely stay at your place again.