Back home after staying with the grandchildren for ten more days, I shall do a timely review of our stay in Gianna's place - four adults and two todlers, 5 and 3 years old. It was very pleasant week. Gianna is a nice person and his apartment is beatiful, clear, well ventilated and fully furnished, it has everything you will need when in Rome. Gianna even bougth a crib for our youngest grandchild, Sarah, 3 years old. The apartment is very close to Clodio bus station - 200 m, where you can take the 89 bus to go to Villa Borghese, or the 23 (or 27, not shure; Google Atac - Rome public transportation system - to know about the lines and timetables) to reach Trastevere. The 32 bus line, that you get at Av. Angelico, will take you to Piazza Ressurgimento, just by the walls of the Vaticano and Piazza S. Pedro. This very same 32 line will take you to the Otaviano metro station, just one or two stops down the avenue. If you like walking for a closer sightseeing, you won't be that far from the touristic places. We did this a couple of times even with the kids, carrying then on strollers. I definitely recommend Gianna's apartment as your vacation place in Rome. As an additional remark, I'll tell you that if you leave the ap to the right and make two left corners, close to the tabaccaria on the second corner there is a VERY nice ostaria and pizzeria, a typical neighborhood restaurant. The house wine is good and the massa and pizzas are superb. We have been there four times for dinner, after arriving at home at 9 - 10 pm. The only drawback with this restaurant was that we couldn't reserve the best table, close to the entrance and with views for the avenue and the saloom at the same time. It was locked for a middle aged couple who shared it with friends every night we have been there.