Ana’s place is very close by, however not exactly in the heart of Rome - but that suited us just fine!
Ana’s home meant we were in walking distance to a lot of what Rome has to offer, without the craziness of traffic and overcrowded areas. Whilst the residence is in a somewhat suburban environment, you turn a corner and you’re back into the rush of Rome. Furthermore, you’ve got Manzoni station down the road which takes you basically anywhere in Rome for €1.50. The apartment is quiet too and had heating and cooling options available.
Ana’s place is cleaned to a really high standard and we loved having the spaciousness of the apartment. The luxury of a functional kitchen meant we were able to save money on food and cook for ourselves too.
The only thing that I’d remind travellers is about the Rome Municipality Tax - this was something we were not aware of and missed on the listing, so incorporate it into your budget to avoid awkward interactions!
We’d definitely recommend staying here to anyone who was wanting to have a Rome experience that still let’s you feel at home at the end of a big day of exploring.