Ciao ciao! What can I say about Martina?! She is a doll, so helpful, sweet, and has great communication when you need to reach her via Whatsapp (download this before your trip to Italy). Her and her brother own different Airbnb spots and this location is super adorable on the 3rd floor with stairs and an elevator. It's about a 10-15 minute walk from the Manzoni Metro train station and there are a few small stores I passed on the way to Manzoni. You literally turn left out of the building, then another left at the end of the street, and walk a couple blocks to Manzoni. Make sure to have Euro coins to buy your ticket or buy a 48 hour pass that is more convenient at a local store or market! Martina was readily available when I arrived my first day in Rome, even though the taxi driver she called for me picked me up late from FCO (this was not her fault at all). She gave me a very handy map with her recommendations of the best places to visit. I didn't have Euro coins to catch the train to Spagna Steps, so I walked to the Colloseo from her Airbnb and that took about 15-20 minutes. Bring, wear, or pack comfortable walking shoes because you're going to do a ton of walking up and down the streets and steps of Rome. Martina's Airbnb has a common area with a kitchen and she even provided breakfast and coffee for me. There are 4 separate rooms that can be locked, each with its own bedroom and bathroom. She provided towels, a hair dryer, and a couple toiletries. I met her maid, Anna, that morning who is also very sweet. Remember the white control is for the A/C fan and the windows actually open if you pull that contraption to the right of the windows to open the blinds (I didn't know this until the last day of my stay). If you have questions about the room or bathroom- ask her before she leaves. Grazie grazie Martina for a smooth and beautiful first Airbnb stay ever and for being amazingly kind!