Paola's place is very central, about between Termini train station and Colloseum. This setup is how AirBnB should be with the local people living in the house as well, instead of only renting it out (as a result of which apartments become unaffordable for locals). Paola speaks several languages including English and French. But she helped me learning Italian whilst baking a cake that was part of my breakfast. There is a bathroom for guests, fast wifi, and a beautiful roof terrace. This spacious, traditional Roman flat is cosy for its wood structures and niches. A perfect place to stay for a week.