Wonderful apartment located between Termini Station and the Monti neighborhood. This apartment has an authentic Italian feel, with the quaintness expected from staying in a locals neighborhood. There are lots of windows for fresh air and the garden terrace is just delightful! Careful, the delightful smell of the local neighbors cooking will have you wanting more food, even after eating at the local restaurants in the up-and-coming Monti neighborhood!!! Within a 10-15 min walk of the colosseum, a 3 min walk down the street to the 'B' metro line, and a 5 min walk around the corner to the 'A' metro line. 'A' metro line takes you to the Trevino Fountain, Villa Borghese Park, and The Vatican. The 'B' Metro line takes you to the colosseum (in case you don't want to walk). There is also a Park above the colosseum with a nice playground if you have kids in tow, so the 'B' line is a good choice in that sense. Buy a multi pass for the metro (sold in 24/48/72/1 week time frames, making it the easiest way to get around. It also works for the buses, if you are savvy with figuring out bus lines. (We were not). Check in is done in person, where you will be given your keys. We had a colleague of Valentina's work with us, which was fine, but we didn't really know who we were meeting, as we were only given a phone number to contact when leaving the airport. They register your passports (take a photo-done in hotels too, so don't worry), walk you through the apartment, and give you a very detailed explanation of Rome, outlining shopping, site seeing, etc. We felt totally ready to take on the city, and see what we wanted to see after this briefing. The apartment itself feels larger than the photos make it appear, and it is decorated exactly as shown. Master bedroom has a king bed (maybe two twins joined together, but I didn't notice as there is a thick foam pad, making it feel like a standard American King. (Sometimes in Europe there is a groove where the two twins come together.) Second bedroom has a double pushed up against a wall. There is a travel crib available for infants, and it sounded like more baby gear can be provided if needed. Just ask! The bathroom is large, but the shower was quiet small (expected in Europe given the little room available in most apartments). It is not easy to bath a child in this shower, so if you do have an infant, ask about bathing options before booking. There is a hairdryer, but no soap/shampoo provided, like other AirBnBs we booked in the past. There is however laundry detergent provided! The washer is small but held all the clothes we needed to wash everyday. There is no dryer, just line drying, which might be a challenge during the rainy/cold season. There is WiFi with good connectivity, and it works out...