I'd been traveling for some weeks by the time I arrived here, and was worse for wear. Not only was I greeted with the most generous kindness, the home had all these touches to no other spots had my entire three weeks in Italy. Cold water in the fridge. Small breakfast snacks. Candies on the table. It makes a huge difference when you're tired to have these basics on hand. And there's a Southeast Asia vibe in the bedroom, it's a really calming space.
When I asked for a good spot to grab a quick bite, I was guided to the Central Market attached to the train station. I had a piece of pizza there that I'm pretty sure changed my life (you will not regret going to Bonci). And let's not forget, you're centrally located and can walk pretty much anywhere. Colosseum? Trevi Fountain? Vatican? I walked to them all. And it's quiet at night. And Giulio set up a car service to pick me up at 5am.
All-in-all, I feel you get your money's worth and more here. It's a nice spot to call home while you're in Rome.