The listing was very accurate and the location is truly prime -- I've been to Rome many times and know the city well, and this particular address is both central, well-connected, quiet, and easily accessible to transportation, food and entertainment options. Tip: cheapest/easiest way to get there from FCO is to take the slow train to Trastevere, then the #8 tram; taking the Leonardo express to Termini will add on some time and expense, plus a bus fare back out to the area (64 or 40), though it's the only place to leave your luggage if you need it held the day you leave. (If you miss the last train, c. 11:30 pm, you can try to share a cab in with someone at a fixed fee of 48 euros.) I never met Raffaella but she was responsive and quick with her emails. The apartment is simply furnished but comfortable. You won't be spending much time in it anyway given how much there is to do once you're there! There's no wifi as listed but there are also many places nearby with connections. There's only olive oil in the kitchen and no toiletries; future guests might end up leaving some basic supplies (e.g. salt, vinegar, coffee). Also be aware this is a residential building so please be respectful of the neighbors upstairs. And enjoy your time in Rome!