Wine, snacks and orange juice was in the fridge.
Bread would have been nice, but there was a super market practically next door.
Marco picked us up from the airport - and brought the 5 of us there for the additional charge of 50,- each direction. The same as we would have paid for going by train, so that's all fair and good service. We'd have struggled to find the place without his help.

There are 2 large rooms connected to the hall, and a central shower and toilet. The kitchen is in the smaller of the 2 rooms. 1 real bed, and 2 couches which fold out as beds.

If you're staying with "tall people", use the big bed,. the couches are just a wee bit on the small side - and can creak a bit if you move in your sleep. Only the main bedroom door has a lock and key currently, so if you're planning any nighttime activity - put a sock on the door handle just like in college.

The appartment is on the second story, easy to walk up the stairs - but there's also an elevator.
The place will house 6 people comfortably,. or 9 if you don't mind a tight squeeze.

The flat has a guard during the daytime, so you can feel secure leaving your bags behind.

Marco also provided us with a portable wifi, so we would have wifi/internet at all times during our stay in Rome.
He also provided several maps, and directions how to get to the center of the city and move around.

Tip: the bus/metro tickets are 1.50 eu for 100 minutes - and work in all directions.

Speaking with the host in english was a bit of a struggle at time, but we managed ok. Marco is quite friendly and understanding.