Rodolofo is a truly gracious hospitable person. His apartment is very near the most beautiful park in Rome, Villa Doria Pamphilj, where Romans go to run, walk, feed the ducks and turtles, and bring their dogs. The neighborhood is a wonderful residential area and near the American Academy, Villa Aurelia, and the great Fontanone (big Fountain), the spot where one of the most iconic scenes in film (in La Dolce Vita) were shot. I found the space very clean and comfortable. There is a wide screen TV, great WiFi, and the kitchen has all the necessary pots, pans, and utensils for cooking. A large grocery store, the DOC, is near. There is a small terrace where I ate breakfast and it has a washing machine that works well. It was secure and very quiet except for a few barks from a neighbor dog midday. To get to the Center, the train station 2 blocks away on via Quattro Venti gets you to St Peters in 5 minutes. There are also buses. The walk, which I did daily, is fairly strenuous down and up the Janiculum, but beautiful. If you wish to live like a Roman in a great neighborhood, this is the place.