Where do I begin? Anyone looking for the warmest welcome in Rome, and in a flat that is in walking distance of all major sites, kitted out with every possible consideration for travelers, needs to contact Gianluca Federici. He's on the spot to welcome you and on hand if you need him - but not 'in your face'. The neighbourhood the flat is in welcomes you as 'one of Gianluca's', and they could not be nicer or more accommodating. There's a lovely restaurant just around the corner, fantastic breakfast pastries around the other corner, and a supermarket just up the street if, like us, you just like a light meal in the evenings. You're in Vatican Square within 5 minutes' walk, and at the Tiber in about 10-15 - and after a day of walking until your legs give out, you come back to this spotlessly clean, beautifully cool flat to collapse and get a great night's sleep before starting all over again. MUCH better than a hotel any day, and definitely a place we'll come back to as soon as money and workload allow. There are even guidebooks in several languages on hand - and the English one was a lifesaver. Gianluca, you're a little star. Enough said!