Andrea is pleasant host, suggesting which restaurant to eat and explaining neighborhood. The photos make the space look smaller than it actually is, I was well pleased how open and spacious the location is. The neighborhood is quiet and safe. The only problem I had, mainly is my lack of using public transit, however, large cities like Rome offer great public transport, the metro and bus lines all work on one ticket and a 24 hour multiple use ticket is only 6 euro. I would like to share with others who are considering taking the metro line, and getting off at the Ponte Mammolo station, don’t do like I did…I went out the back of the station not realizing that I should go down the stairs/escalator and exit the building to the front. The bus 451 is directly in front of the main metro doors. Once on the bus the station stop is the 5th stop from the metro pick up point. All together the metro ride from the main Rome train terminal was 15-20 minutes, then the bus ride to the apartment another 5 minutes. I especially enjoyed the Italian Press and the coffee that Andrea had in his apartment, I wish my stay had been longer. I would certainly book with him again! The Kebab Kentucky downstairs was very good!