I believe this to be one of the best Airbnb's in Rome. Not to toot my own horn, but I have become somewhat of an expert over the years at choosing Airbnb's. When I saw this one, it immediately stuck out. After researching it a little more, I booked it. About a week before we arrived, Tiziana (the owner) sent us all of the information about how to get to her place and what we need to do when we get there. When we arrived, she showed us the place and gave us lots of tips about Rome (nightlife, metro, food, markets, grocery stores, etc.). The place is exactly as it looks in the pictures. Tiziana is one of the best parts of this Airbnb - she responds to messages almost immediately and is happy to answer any of your questions. She never makes you feel like you are bothering her. I am amazed by what she has done with the place. I just want to mention a couple of things - they aren't complaints, just comments. One is that there is only a washer - no dryer (yes, Americans, you heard me correctly). You kind of have to plan ahead because you have to allow your clothes to air dry. It's not a bad thing, but when your use to throwing your clothes in the dryer and them being dry thirty minutes later, well, that's not going to happen. Secondly, this place is very close to a metro station (like a two to five-minute walk). Here's the kicker, the metro is limited to where it can take you - it can take you to all of the significant places, but it's limited other than that. As for the buses, you can't rely on them because they are rarely on time. So we did a lot of walking. It was so great having a full kitchen, and having the kitchen open to the patio was fantastic. We didn't cook, but we did reheat things and stored food/drinks/wine in the fridge. The bathrooms are great, modern, and have very hot water - a MUST for an Airbnb. I really loved this place and would definitely stay here again if I came back to Rome.