Marisa is a very nice host, she likes to speak with you about Roma, Paris (she lived 10 years in France) or buddhism, for example. She is always smiling and nice.

There was a buddhist monk who lived in the appartment, he was nice too, smiling, and praying ! : )

The apartment is in a very nice quarter : Trastevere, my favorite area in Roma. The flat is safe, secure, as you need to get through several doors to get to Marisa's apartment (but the door of the bedroom doesn't close well).

So Marisa rents a room in her apartment. Be careful, because, as she told us when we arrived, it's very loudy. In fact, the window has no double gazing, and doesn't close very well, so it's always very noisy. In the day, you can hear - very well - the cars in the street, and in the evening, you can hear the bar-restaurant near the flat. We had earplugs for the night so, it was okay for us, but it was difficult in the evening to listen to a movie on the iPad !

Next to the bedroom, there is a private bathroom with a shower. It's fine, but as the shower leaked, there was always a bit of water on the floor. Not a big problem.

I didn't notice any air con in the room, but the temperature was ok (it was in May). Maybe in summer, it could be a bit warm, but ask Marina.

It was not a B&B, because Marisa doesn't cook the breakfast, but she proposed us to give some biscuits in the morning. Anyway, there are some great places to find a good breakfast outside !

Another detail, the wifi is not very good in the bedroom, sometimes you have to go the living room to catch it. I didn't manage to skype or facetime in the bedroom.
So if i had to sum up :

the "+" :

- warmful hosting
- beautiful neighborhood
- charming apartment with a buddhist atmosphere
- private bathroom

the "-" :
- really noisy, old wood window (cold in winter ?)
- bad wifi in the bedroom