Gianmarco's Airbnb is the best I have ever experienced since using Airbnb. I don't always use Airbnb to book my accommodation whenever I travel. I sometimes book a hotel room but, somehow I had to book Gianmarco's private room just 6 days before arriving. It was quite a last minute booking in Rome because the hotel that I was supposed to stay at was about to charge me extra fees for a balcony and on the downsides that hotel was so much more expensive which was well above my budget. I then resorted to Airbnb for a last minute booking, and thankfully, I found Gianmarco's place that happened to be in a very close proximity to the city centre of Rome, super affordable, spacious (even way bigger than that hotel room that I was supposed to stay at), very well decorated, super clean, it has a washing machine (which was really needed because I had been traveling a lot and I needed to wash some of my used clothes), and most of all it had everything in the apartment. I really felt like I was at my own home. The apartment is so big. It has 5 bedrooms. The bedroom I booked is also very big for a European room. The best part is that it has a Piano. I used to play the piano and I was able to practice. On the first night, I had the apartment to myself because there was no one in the other rooms, and it felt so empty and so big. On the second and third nights, there were more guests staying in the other rooms. The location is very quiet at night. You can't really hear much noise from outside. The location or area is also very safe, even walking at night. There are lots of shops and restaurants in the area. For some reason, the area kinda reminded me of Madrid. It's also very close to the Castel Saint Angelo, and the River Tiber. The lounge is so beautiful and relaxing. The kitchen is also cute and you can even buy your groceries so you can cook in there whenever you need to. The bathroom and toilets were spacious enough and they were clean as well. The only downsides, there were no shampoo, body wash and soap in the other bathroom, but it didn't bother me because I had my own. But the following day handsoap was available on the sink. Unfortunately, I didn't get to meet Gianmarco upon my arrival. However, he managed to arrange my greetings with Adrian who was also a very nice man. Adrian was very nice, friendly and funny. He even helped carry my luggage. He didn't have to explain so much about Rome because it was my second time in Rome. I returned to Rome for the second time because I just love the city. One of my favorite cities in Europe. Adrian even stayed for half an hour to chat. He was very nice....