Contrary to her profile, Silvia does NOT SPEAK ENGLISH. She didn't understand the message I sent her to advise her of my arrival from the airport, and was not at home when I arrived. This rural part of Rome is not surrounded by any coffee shops, etc. where one could get wifi. As such, I was stuck outside, alone, after midnight, in an apartment complex where no one spoke English, and not many people around. After an hour of trying to get help (my Spanish and American phones do not work in Rome, except with Wifi), I finally flagged down a kind woman and her mother, who let me into the building. When we found Silvia's apartment (by luck), she was not home. The kind woman called Silvia on her phone, and she did not answer. When she finally arrived, she did not apologize. However, I think that Silvia is kind and meant well. She made me tea when she saw that I was very ill, and helped me find directions and train connections to go see the Vatican the next day. While a kind person, Silvia is a poor hostess and caused much distress. She also wants to charge me extra for being "late" when she was not home to begin with, and I only saw her twice for 10 minutes during the whole trip. I do NOT recommend this place for those who wish to see the classic Roman sites (Vatican, Colesseum, etc.) as it is very far away. Also, be advised that if you are not able to take the train (due to time constraints), the taxis charge €70 with card or €55 cash to reach Silvia's apartment.