This was our fifth AirBnB experience in a row in Italy. They were all great. This one was exceptional and exceeded our expectations (and hopes). Our on-site host, Andrea, gave us precise, easy-to-follow directions on how to take the subway from the train station. The apartment is just around the corner from a subway stop (The Vatican stop), so walking with our baggage was minimal. When we arrived, Andrea greeted us so warmly. He had soft music playing, nibbles warming up in the oven - wafting yummy smells, and offered us beverages. He enthusiastically showed us around the place, which was just lovely. Each room was decorated with care. It felt like we were staying at a friend's place. My children raced around eagerly choosing "their" room or loft space. There were a few items in the fridge for us (drinks, yogurts). I liked seeing olive oil and balsamic vinegar in the kitchen (so I didn't need to buy whole bottles myself - mostly which we'd end up wasting because we didn't want to lug lots of kitchen items around with us as we travelled). I also appreciated the list of grocery stores, restaurants, bars, and gelato places Andrea provided. We also took Andrea up on his offer to organize rides to the airport at the end of our visit (my husband and I were travelling in different directions, on different days). Andrea went out of his way to help my husband leave his bags in the apartment as late as possible - coordinating with the next guest. Unlike some other (good) AirBnB experiences, I felt as though we were hosted here by a friend. Thank you so much Andrea (and Aisha). Grazie Mille.