I really enjoyed staying at Claudia’s. Zaira, who met me, could not have been nicer or more generous with her time and advice about local food spots. The room is big and light, with high ceilings and a tiled floor. There are 2 other rooms in the flat, which meant 5 people sharing the washroom and kitchen when I was there, so it’s important to be considerate if you are the type who likes to spend ages getting ready in the morning and to pick up after yourself. The kitchen has a fridge, toaster oven and kettle for a nice breakfast spot. The location is an easy walk from many of the main sights in central Rome and also convenient for public transport to the airport - just a stone’s throw from a tram stop on the main road of Trastevere. The apartment faces a road which gets a lot of foot and road traffic, so it can get noisy but you are spoilt for choice as far as shops, bars and restaurants. If you are a food lover, staying here is worth it just to be able walk the few steps to the amazing cheese shop every morning for perfect fresh ricotta and bread from the nicest man on earth.