This apartment is in an awesome location: away from the crowds, but in the heart of Trastevere. It’s on the first floor (short flight of stairs) and is nicely updated, but plain. The bed and bathroom are comfortable and it was very clean. I was running late for check-in due to a bus strike and was texting Marco on the Airbnb app, but didn’t receive a response. I arrived expecting Marco, but instead was welcomed by a friendly and helpful woman who kindly set up the sofa bed for us. There was one issue we ran into: My travel companion locked the keys in the apartment at 9:30pm on a Sunday (a poorly timed, but human mistake. Both doors close and lock automatically behind you). I called Marco and he texted five minutes later to say that the spare keys were not in Rome and wouldn’t be back until the next morning, and there was nothing he could do to help. We ended up getting in with a costly 24/hour locksmith, but it seemed odd to me that the only spare keys wouldn’t be nearby (lockbox for instance) (was he out of town? Were the keys with someone else?). It was also disconcerting that he didn’t even offer to help, he left us to fend for ourselves. It was stressful and I wish we had more support (it made me miss the ease of modern hotels). My stay overall was good, but this host was very hands off, which is fine until something goes wrong.