Where to start? Beautiful central location, walkable distant to many great attractions. 10 minute walk to Spanish steps, 20 minute walk to Trevi fountain, even walkable to Colosseum, albeit a bit far and I would recommend using the eScooters or eBikes or metro that are all steps away from the main door. The flat itself was spacious with a bright living room and bedroom. Loved the big kitchen and massive table, especially as I was working during this trip. The WiFi was strong in those two rooms, but was spotty when I went to the living room area. The bedroom itself had a comfortable mattress and the thick sound cancelling glass windows helped me go right to sleep (not 100% soundproof if you're very sensitive, so perhaps bring ear plugs? I did not find it an issue personally). I also loved that I got to see the beautiful Piazza del Popolo gate right when I woke up. There was lots of closet space and huge full-length mirrors which made the space feel even brighter and livelier. There's also an air-con for the hotter days. Safety-wise, I really liked that the main big doors to the building are closed at around 10pm (you still have a key to get in, of course) and that when the doors were open, there was a very friendly doorman. As a solo female traveler, this helped with my peace of mind. The host was very kind and helpful - I opted to have airport pickup arranged through him and it was a seamless process. He also provided me with some restaurant recommendations and checked-in with me during the stay, which I appreciated. There are lots of little grocery stores and restaurants nearby but the real star of the show is the Villa Borghese gardens mere steps away from the flat. Took my breath away, with stunning sweeping views of Rome. I would head over there during my lunch break, grab a pizza slice from the deli right to the right side of the building and watch the people walk by in the Piazza below from the park. So, so lovely. Do NOT miss Villa Borghese! Overall, a great base to explore Rome.