It was very hard to find an apartment in Rome at the last minute even though it was shoulder season, but we felt like we really lucked out with Enrico's place. There was plenty of room for everybody, a kitchen with everything we needed, and two bathrooms. There is a small but adequate elevator if you don't feel like walking up 4 flights to get to the apartment when you're laden with groceries. The location is fantastic because there's a metro station about ten feet from the door and it's very easy to get to all the main sights. (Rome's buses are also very comfortable and easy to use, so don't be scared!) At the same time, you're far enough away from the mob that you don't have to deal with any inconveniences and you can feel like you are retreating back to your own place afterward. Bonus: there is a great pizza/hot table takeaway next door--we ate there more than once! I encourage you to walk around the neighborhood a bit as there are TONS of great restaurants and shops nearby, including a big shopping mall within about a ten-minute walk. It's always nice to feel a little bit like a "local" as part of experiencing a city. I will also say that Enrico is an unusually attentive host and went out of his way to make us feel at home. I highly recommend this AirBnB.