Me and my wife stayed in Little Tito. The apartment is very clean and spacious and has everything you need. We found the bed very comfortable and there is plenty of space to store and hang your clothes. The apartment is very quiet and in a great location. Only 10 minutes walk to The Colosseum, just a couple of minutes to the Metro on Manzoni (line A directly to Ottaviano station right by The Vatican) and buses to town from Manzoni/Lubicana just around the corner. There are 2 or 3 restaurants nearby - we only went once to one of them just along the road (Pizzeria Gallilei) which was perfectly fine. There are also a couple of supermarkets. We shopped at the Co-op on via Merula (go out the building left along via Gallilei past Pizzeria Gallilei to via Merula. Cross the road and continue up to along the street and it is on the left. First time there we missed the entrance because we thought it was the car park but it is in fact the main entrance. Otherwise; check-in was perfectly fine. Eleonora was there to meet us. We took the SIT bus from Ciampino Airport (5, 00 Euros each) to Via Marsala behind Termini metro/train terminus. We decided to walk to the apartment from there which was a mistake because we had been up since 2.00 am and we were tired and confused! It did n't take THAT long though but we should have followed Eleonora's advice and got on the Metro to Manzoni. Eleonora is lovely. She speaks good English (thankfully for us) and took time to explain the layout and she was very helpful with giving us tips on getting around in Rome, where to shop, where to locate restaurants and so on. She even gave us a map which we used the whole time (even though we had Lonely Planet and Eye Witness guides with us) and she has a little information folder in the apartment with all sorts of tips. If you are looking at staying in Rome you can't do better than this Airbnb. We would also suggest pre-booking skip the line tickets for The Colosseum and The Vatican Museums and Sistine Chapel (St Peter's Basilica is free to enter anyway but a booking for the Museums may help you avoid the queue). We had a fabulous time on our first visit to Rome (10th to 14th October) made even better by staying in this lovely apartment and the helpful and kind Eleonora who even booked a taxi to the airport for us. (Note you should never pay more than 30,00 Euros.) Highly recommended.