Roberto was very nice and friendly. His apartment was easy to find and a very short walk from the Trestavere train station. The apartment was clean and beautifully decorated. Running down the middle of his street is the number 8 tram which runs through trestavere all the way to the city center. That number 8 tram is the best. There is also a main bus station and the number 3 tram outside the Trastevere station a five minute walk down the street. The train noise was not really noticeable even with the windows open, just an occasional low rumble like when your central heating turns on; but literally every five to six minutes an ambulance with sirens would go by, 24 hours a day. We got used to it after a week. Two bedrooms were advertised but when we got there only one was available for use. The advertised blow dryer was a small folding travel dryer so if you have long hair that you care about, bring a blow dryer from home. The shower door leaked and flooded the bathroom so stick to baths. Bring your own soap, the soap available was stacked in a dish on the bidet so we didn't want to use it. There was some dandruff shampoo and a half bottle of mini hotel conditioner. There was only a quarter roll of toilet paper in the entire place. Overall Roberto is very nice and his place is very transportation convenient but the amenities were lacking (running out of toilet paper sucked) and not having all the rooms available was misleading.