Priscilla and Lorenzo were great hosts. They responded to messages quickly, from initial inquiry to confirming check-in arrangements the day before I was due to arrive. At check-in Lorenzo talked me through everything I needed to know about the apartment (his English far surpassing my Italian!). The space was exactly as described, with nice extra touches such as bottles of water in the fridge. With daily temperatures of 30-35 degrees Celsius, the apartment remained fairly cool and I only put on the air-con for a little while when I came back from exploring the city each day. The closeness of the metro and multiple bus stops made going out to see the sights extremely easy, and there is a great little supermarket only one minute away. Whilst I never got round to visiting them, there are also a number of gelaterias and pasticcerias in the area that all looked inviting. The only small negative I had about the area is that the paving tiles on the surrounding streets are a bit loose, meaning that it's rather noisy when people walk past the building - foot traffic usually stopped after 11pm so it wasn't too bad, just something to bear in mind if you're a light sleeper. Overall I'd highly recommend staying here if you're looking for somewhere to stay in Rome.