Where do I start? The description is very accurate. It is a spacious and affordable place from which to explore Rome. Most important it is away from the crowds and tourists of Rome in a normal Italian suburb with its usual positive chaos. A place to brush up or learn some Italian. This is where the normal Italians live. A suburb with amazing contemporary history. Drop down to the local shops. They are not used to tourists, which is great. Friendly. Use the train rather than the metro and bus. Walk up the hill (not down) and use Magliana train to Ostiense and from there the metro or walk. Yes, its a walk of 20 mins but good exercise. Dont forget to validate your ticket "first time" only. Get the train on the opposite platform to the airport. Checkout thr little overgrown park on your way to the train. Full of families, people playing ball ot birthday parties. Again, this is not the tourist Rome - you catch a train for tourist Rome. Pietro and Stefano were available at all times for help, not that we needed any. They were polite, courteous and friendly. The taxi driver Joel (yes yes yes get one as its worth it) to and from the airport was great. Say hi from the Irishman from Australia with his kids and Dutch partner. Great spot.