First time trying airbnb and I was a bit nervous but gave it a go based on the reviews on Adriana's profile. The reviews were spot on and Adriana was so welcoming, friendly and helpful. The studio was exactly as described, open plan with a shared living area, a private bathroom and a mezzanine style bedroom above the kitchen with a very large comfortable bed. The space for guests is only separated from Adriana's by high shelves and curtains but Adriana is very conscious of your privacy. It is an amazing studio, very quirky and with an eclectic decor that I would love to emulate in my own home. The space for guests is spotlessly clean and has everything you could possibly need. Adriana had provided ample breakfast including cereal, crispbreads, pastries, biscuits, milk, butter, juice and fresh fruit. There was a coffee machine and herbal teas. There was also use of her own oils and herbs for cooking (not that I did any cooking while I was there!). This studio would not be suitable for young children as the stairs to the bedroom area is steep with no banister and the bedroom area looks directly out onto the main area of the studio. For that same reason, it also would not suit someone who is intensely private. Adriana and myself got on really well despite the language barrier and I enjoyed her company (and her lovely dog Lola, who joined me for breakfast every morning :-) ). I am only sorry that I really only got chatting to her on my last night. The studio is not in central Rome but in a quiet residential area and is really well served by numerous bus routes including night buses all withing about 5 minutes walk of the studio. It is only 3 km from the wonderful Trastevere and Testaccio areas and from there you can get trams and buses to all the main tourist areas. I would have no hesitation in recommending Adriana's studio, especially if you want a different experience. I would very much love to go back and stay with Adriana again when I go back to Rome (which I most definitely will!!).