Not everyone gets to spend several weeks in Rome and I was very fortunate to find this amazing little apartment in Pigneto for part of my stay. Three plus weeks, so I can say Elisa really does have everything you need and more, all in this small but spacious place! It’s stylishly decorated, comfortable bed, quiet building, large towels – all the things you expect! It looks just like the pictures. Washing machine is a plus, courtyard is nice, though it rained a lot during my stay so not really used. There were problems, but this is when a super host really shines! The first night I stayed was the 2nd night of snow – yep snow in Rome -- and the heat did not work but Elisa responded immediately, explained how the AC could work as a heater and the next night Roberto came by to fix the regular heat. Wi-Fi was not working well at all, but Elisa didn’t mess around she and her very helpful neighbor worked together with the provider and when the service still wasn’t working, she upgraded to something better! Wi-Fi is really good now, so digital nomads you can stay in Rome and find good Wi-Fi!! Elisa herself is not in Rome but she has a village of wonderful friends and helpers who make sure everything is fixed and functioning in no time. Rosalba was right there to greet me when I arrived and showed me around the apartment. You can find what you need within walking distance, markets, food, restaurants – even good gelato! There are a few options for getting around, I took the 5 or 14 trams up to Termini and you can walk from there or take the subway over to Coliseum area. It’s a long ride on the 19 Tram to Castel Sant’Angelo but I felt like I was getting a nice tour and I had time. You can take the 19 Tram to Villa Borghese as well. Holy week, spring break whatever the reason there were thousands of tourists --- it was so nice to go home and not be crushed by everyone on the sidewalks or compete for restaurants. Elisa thank you for sharing your home and thank you to everyone who made my stay wonderful. I would definitely stay here again if I find myself in Rome.