This was our first time using Airbnb, and we really did not know what to expect, but chose Federica's The Dream of Colosseum because of its location, the price, and her status as a superhost. Overall, staying at Federica's helped make the trip so much more enjoyable. I see why Federica is a superhost. She made us feel so comfortable the moment we arrived. She sent us so many recommendations on food / restaurants, and places to see / visit. When we had a question she answered within minutes, and always checked in to see how we were doing or if we needed anything. Awesome! Notes on this place: - It's exactly as the pictures show. The place is more than enough for two people. We chose it because when compared to hotels around the area, it was larger and more affordable. - I love the fact that there's a washer, you're just not going to get that at a hotel. If you need detergent, the markets (see notes on location below) all sell them. - The counter space in the bathroom is limited. You won't be able to put much on there, but she has a mini bar-stool on there that we used as a workaround to hold things like makeup, hair accessories, etc. - The place is clean, and has a nice modern feel to it. Makes you feel very comfortable. If I come back to Rome, she will be the first person I look to for a place to stay! Location / Convenience: We were able to walk to most places on our itenerary. - The main attraction around there is the Colosseum. It is easily walkable from her place, about ten minutes. - Continuing from the Colosseum, you will see additional sites and areas to tour. All also walkable - a 0-10 minute walk (from the Colosseum) will take you there. - The metro (so easy to ride) is right across the Colosseum and is about a 10-13 minute walk to / from Federica's. From there, you can basically go anywhere in Rome. - Trevi fountain and Spanish Steps are walkable. It is about 20-30 minutes from the Colosseum - If you are down with longer walks, the Vatican, St. Peter's, etc. is only 2.8 miles away. We walked there and back with no issues. You can take plenty of breaks in-between for coffee, dessert, lunch / dinner etc. to break it up. - There's a 24 hour grocery store about about 7-10 minutes from Federica's, and some smaller mini-marts right off the street about two minutes. - If you're a gelato fan, there's at least five of them on her street. I recommend Gelateria da Costanza. That was the best one around the area (as seen by their lines), and they open late, too. Side note: You probably heard about the famous pick pockets in Italy. If you're taking the metro to the Colosseum stop, it's a VERY busy one. Watch your stuff carefully. These...