Vico loft is what you are looking for in Rome. I live in a small one bedroom in New York City and Vico loft is a large one bedroom in Rome with a comfortable bed in the best location. It is already in Trastevere which has the majority of good bars and restaurants that are frequented by more Romans than tourists. You are also walking distance to the touristy parts of Rome too. Everything is a 10 - 25 minute walk from this apartment (Testaccio, Coliseum, Piazza Navona, and the Vatican). Bonus when you get home at night from dinner if you are in the mood for one more drink all the nightlife you could want is literally right around the apartment. It is even near a coffee shop named Mechanismo where you can order your coffee to go first thing in the morning along with an amazing Cornetto pastry with marmalade ("Vorrei due cappuccini e due cornetti da andare per favore"). It is also near the best pizza by the slice place that we found in Rome Forno La Renella (sorry Pizzarium and Dar Poeta, you just weren't as good). Around the corner from La Prosciuterria too (go here). I could go on and on about the benefits of the location here...... We arrived in Rome jet lagged at 9 am and were so glad that we arranged for Alessandro's driver to pick us up at the airport for 50 euros. After we grabbed our bags he was waiting for us with a sign with my name on it. Alessandro could not tell us who are driver would be, but promised that they would be there and they were. You could take the express train to Termini station at 20 euros per person, or just jump in a random taxi with a driver who doesn't speak English for 48 euros, But I highly recommend using Alessandro's driver though for 2 euros more who knows exactly where to take you and will be waiting for you. The check in time at Vico loft is 3pm, but Alessandro was nice enough to allow us to check in once his cleaning service finished cleaning the apartment. Because we were there so early in the morning due to our flight Alessandro still had guests that were just checking out. He was super cool about it though and he met our driver and us outside Vico loft. Alessandro took our bags and suggested that we go grab a coffee for 45 minutes or so while his cleaning service stripped the sheets off the bed and scrubbed the apartment from top to bottom. I paid the driver 100 euros and he gave me 50 euros in change which I then handed to Alessandro to cover the city tax of 3.5 euros a day per person. This was 7 euros a day for the two of us and for 5 days that was 35 euros(Alessandro gave us a receipt for the tax too). We then went...