The flat is great: very modern, very clean, the bed linen and towels smelled good and fresh :-), kitchen is fully equipped, and all is very comfortable - and the balcony is a big plus as well. Also they have an air condition that is working very good. Cecilia and Alex are very very friendly. Cecilia speaks less English so I used Google translate for Italian. Alex speaks very good English and he was also so kind to print out my flight ticket and organized me a train ticket on my last day, so that it was very easy to go to the airport back and I had even time to go in town again for shopping before I went home :-) Also a big plus: The flat is very easy to reach from the airport, just take the train 25 minutes and walk 10 minutes. And the Wifi they have is very fast, big plus as I needed it for working. It is a typical neigbourhood with nice green trees and flowers everywhere and lots of bird sounds, so very nice at all. The supermarket and a small paper shop (for bus tickets) are just around the corner, and there are also good restaurants near. Also Cecilia gave me great tips for the city of Trastevere walking around and for very good pizza. I was very satisfied and enjoyed my time there very much. Some more tips for other travelers: - the balcony has morning, midday and afternoon sun - so should get very hot over the day in the summer months, but is great for sitting outside in the evenings :-) - everything is very close in the neighborhood - means you see what your neighbours doing on the balcony or in their homes at night and they see you :-) - it is a quiet area in comparison to the rest of Rome, but you still hear the traffic from the streets or car alarms etc. even when all windows are closed. The sleeping rooms also goes to one small street. So there is always noise and I would say it is quieter than the rest of Rome but not quiet as what I understand under that word :-) - You need 25 minutes to half an hour (walking and public transport) to the city. Easiest is tram 8 to Piazza del Popolo. To walk from there is fantastic to see also small and lonesome streets and great houses and all the sightseeings. Alternative you can take the train from Quattro Venti (only 5 Minutes walk) to St. Pietro (1 station) to be 10 to 15 minutes walk away from the Petersdom or you go for 2 train stations and then change easily to the metro system to go to Vatican or in the city - which was more comfortable then the bus lines - which sometimes just simply not appeared or were very crowded and hot - when I was there. - Get you own map...