Marina’s place is HUGE. On a whim, we counted the chairs, and realized we could seat 25+ people comfortably if we’d wanted to! The full-sized dining room has lovely light, and Marina left us a large bowl of fresh fruit that lasted us the whole week — what a sweet gesture! (She also left other food, causing us to become addicted to Gentilini biscuits.) The large living room had comfy couches where we watched TV and ate gelato every night. The master bedroom is massive, with tons of pillows and plenty of room left over for walking around, a full-sized desk, and an exercise bike. The kitchen is full to the brim with kitchen utensils, plates, and cups of all sizes; it’s also stocked with a microwave, washer and dryer, dishwasher, and a deep kitchen sink. The master bathroom has the world’s longest towel bar, a ton of happy blue tile, and a bathtub; the guest bathroom has the shower. We used the second bedroom to store our suitcases and hang delicate clothing to dry. The entire place is decorated with beautiful rugs, lots of art, and books. The air conditioning works like a charm, in every room. The location was in a quiet building on the terrace level, exiting from the terrace through a gate directly to the middle of the Scalea Del Tamburino. We used those convenient stairs to head down to Trastevere and out to town. A five minute walk away is Le Levain (amazing bakery open Sundays!), a Carrefour, and the bus stops. Marina gave us terrific restaurant suggestions (Zum tiramisu is not to be missed!) and graciously allowed us to stay late on the day we left. We had such a happy, long stay, and highly recommend Marina’s hospitality and home to anyone visiting Rome. Grazie mille!