Antonio is a delightful host - he was there to greet us on arrival and explain anything about the flat. He had bought us wine, milk, bread, water, fruit - probably enough food to keep us going for a few days which was really kind and made our first evening so much more relaxing (we were staying for 10 days). The flat itself is nicely decorated and we were worried about it being too hot in August but with fans, this really wasn't a problem. It is very centrally located, one stop from Termini which takes you out of the city and is the final stop for so many local buses, all over Rome. A fantastic base, with plenty of bars and restaurants nearby and the feel of being a real local area. An Italian restaurant (on Largo Leapardi I think) and The Chinese near the Hotel Napoleon were favourites to eat in the area.