This is a very nice clean studio apartment to stay in Rome which has a secure entrance to the building adding some extra security. I felt safe walking around the neighborhood at night alone. The layout of the apartment is efficient with free WiFi, towels and some shampoo and body wash are included.
The hosts are very accommodating and even brought me band-aids to hold me over until I could get to a pharmacy...above and beyond! They were always available within seconds to answer my texts (What'sApp) to questions about tourism in Rome including restaurant suggestions.
Upon greeting me, Simone showed me the apartment and walked me through great places to see and how to navigate Rome via a map provided. Depending on your agenda, I suggest you buy a public transit pass even though so much is within walking distance of the apartment. The pass is good for the tram, buses, and metro/subway/underground. You can buy them at all of the tourist information booths as well as the metro stations. If you get the 48 or 72 hour passes, you also get 2 museum entrances and some line skipping (check the information on this because not all museums are included). There is also an option for a 7 day transit pass which doesn't have the museum benefits for 24 euros.
Quite conveniently, the closest stop to the apartment is Marconi which is a major stop and one where you can get the metro or tram.
Overall, this was a nice place to stay as a tourist in Rome and I would stay there again.