Assia was a wonderfully friendly and helpful host, and before we arrived always replied to my messages and questions very promptly.

The apartment was perfectly located for our purposes – working at the Parco della Musica – and while not exactly central it was a fairly quick trip from Euclide station to Flaminio and the centre of town. Didn't use the buses much but there are several stops nearby. The apartment itself is very pleasant. It's also quite compact: the kitchen is well equipped but with not much room for food storage (fridge is actually in the bedroom) so we really only used it to make breakfast, and usually ate dinner out: several lovely restaurants nearby!

Two things to note: the shower recess is *very* small with no curtain, so the bathroom floor tends to get quite wet & slippery after a shower. Also, the photos don't make it entirely clear, but both beds – the queen bed and the loft bed – are actually in the same room, so if you've got more than two people, be ready to share your space!

I know what the previous reviewer means about the light switches - there are a lot! - but we really liked the quirky decor. There was also plenty of closet space, and it was great to have a washing machine in the apartment.

The area felt very safe at all times. There's a bit of traffic noise during the day but it's quite quiet at night. We didn't watch TV as we don't speak Italian, but there seemed to be plenty of channels. There was some difficulty getting the wifi to work however I believe a technician was coming to look at this the day after we left so I'm sure it will be fixed by now.

Assia was very helpful with all of our questions and concerns during our stay. We didn't see her again after moving in, but she replied immediately to text messages and emails and was always very friendly, and her English is much better than our Italian!

All in all a very good place to stay if it suits you to be in the suburbs rather than the centre of town (probably best for a short term stay) and a very charming and friendly host. Grazie mille, Assia!