If you are looking for a nice place to stay near the Termini train station in Rome this is a great option. It is about half a block away from it. The apartment is clean and comfortable and at the time when we needed something near the train station, compared to other options, the price was reasonable. Elena was a great host, responsive to our questions and very helpful. The only thing that was confusing for us was that when we went to check in we were told that there is a co-host, Reggie, who would be available and that we needed to reach him by using "Shelter". We had no idea what that meant and wasted about 15 minutes until we finally figured out that the access key pad by the front door has a button labeled "Shelter", which if you push alerts Reggie to assist. Once we figured that out he came right down and we were let in. He allowed us to leave our bags for the day since we arrived too early to check in, which was greatly appreciated. Once we received the keys to get in we used the electronic fob for the outside, then again for an inside door, then a large key for the area upstairs where two apartment doors are accessed and a kitchen space, then a smaller key to get into the actual room, one of the two available in the kitchen space. A bit cumbersome, but we got used to it. We felt like the neighborhood was safe and a reasonable walking distance for us to get to the ancient ruins--Colosseum, Forum, Pantheon, etc., as well as other key locations. The metro (subway) station is connected to the train station, as is the main bus stop for the city, so we were able to get around very quickly and easily due to the location. The train station also has a lot of nice shops and restaurants that we really enjoyed. I highly recommend this listing.