Jiajia was easy to communicate with and she picked my friend and I up from the railway station near her place instead of us having to take a bus, which was much appreciated. For our first time in Rome, though, her place was farther from the city than we hoped and the area isn't the nicest. There is a bus that takes you directly to the city that is close by, but it was difficult to find a shop that sold tickets; though we were told that we could purchase them right downstairs. After going to about 5 shops near by, we finally found one that sold bus tickets.
The room itself was fairly clean, but we unfortunately had dirty sheets. The wifi was going in and out, though Jiajia let us know that she had recently switched providers to try to fix the problem. This listing is also an individual room with shared common areas (i.e. kitchen, bathroom, living room). All the common areas were very clean and there was a simple breakfast provided. My friend and I decided we wanted to be closer to the main sights in Rome so we ended up moving to a different place.