Federico's place is lovely- private and comfortable, with a large patio and and another terrace overlooking the street where you can watch the world go by, AC in the bedroom, a location close to the San Giovanni stop on the metro, and an awesome coffee place around the corner, and some nice little shops on Via Veio nearby. It great to have the apartment to ourselves! There was construction a few mornings starting at 7 right outside our window, but hey its Rome and anything can happen. In all a great experience, Federico is a really nice and relaxed guy. GO to the coffee place and stand at the counter and listen to the morning chatter of the locals as they sip their machiattos...it's a great way to start your day. If you are in Rome in the summer i recommend early church and ruin visits, a nap when the shops and most everything else is closed from 1-3 or 4, then back out for evening sightseeing, shopping and eating.