This apartment was perfect for our needs! I live in Italy, and my 18-year-old son and his two friends came to visit for Spring Break. One of my friends also joined them, so there were five in our party. I originally looked at a hotel I stayed in while in Rome earlier in the year. We were only staying one night, but would have needed two hotel rooms, and the cost was high. I decided to go on Airbnb since I'd had success with it before. I was thrilled with the amount of space and the price! Mattia's apartment was as advertised. There were two very comfortable beds, a pull-out couch, and a fold-away twin. We were impressed with the size of the apartment and the cleanliness. There were small touches that impressed us as well-- a box of tissues in the bedrooms, nice-smelling soaps, lots of towels, a hairdryer (I had forgotten mine and couldn't remember if one was advertised!) with a diffuser, which I need for my hair. Mattia was very helpful before I even arrived. I wasn't sure if I was going to take the train or drive, but he assured me either one would be no problem. In the end I decided to drive and called ahead of time to ask if there was parking. He arranged for me to park next door, and Gimy, the guy who owned the space, gave me a good discount. Mattia also made sure someone was there upon my arrival and checked in with me to see what time I would arrive. Giancarlo met us at the apartment, showed me where to park, answered questions, showed us a map, and even gave us restaurant and gelateria suggestions! Both men were absolutely gracious and offered to be at our disposal for questions or if there were any problems. They could not have been more helpful and positive. The apartment is in a good location, not quite in the heart of downtown (which I didn't want), but an easy 5-minute walk to the San Giovanni Metro stop. If you want to walk, it's also a 20-minute walk to the Colosseum. Mattia provided a map which came in handier than the one I brought with me! Since we were only there for one night, we didn't use the kitchen. But there is a nice size kitchen for anyone who wants to pick up some groceries and save money by cooking a meal or two. I have more family visiting in the summer and plan to spend at least two nights in Rome. I liked this apartment so well that I will book again and not even bother looking elsewhere. The only "negative" we had (which was not even worth calling Mattia or Giancarlo about) was that the boys said the wi-fi was really slow. I have a mobile hotspot, but we try to use other wi-fi if available. So, in the end, they just used the hotspot. Thank you, gentlemen, for a lovely...