Me and my girlfriend were very pleased with how our arrival was handled. Our boarding got denied in The Netherlands, which resulted in a delayed arrival in Rome. Julia handled this very well and communicated this with Cleo, the lady that takes care of the house when Julia is out of town. Next to that the room was very clean as well as the bathroom. One of the things that caught our attention was the amount of trash on the streets which people threw next to the garbagecans because these were often full. This bothered us when walking to the metro. Which is about a 5 minute walk. When you catch the metro you can go almost everywhere. One thing to be aware of is the huge amount of beggers at the touristic places and the shopping streets. Also when you go to the Colosseum don't be fooled by the 'tourguides', they promise all kinds of stuff like 'skipping the lines' but if you just wait in the lines, you wont even lose that much time. And this way you could spare a lot of money, cause their prices are absurd. Next to that we would like to recommend a few restaurants where we had the most amazing dinners; El Carrocio (it's very near Julia's apartment), Da enzo at via dei vascellari 29 (please try the tiramisu, you'll die happy) and for breakfast we often visited 'Meeting Point' also nearby the apartment and metro Bologna, they serve THE best espresso we had in all of Rome. Next to all of this info we would like to wish whoever is visiting Rome a nice holiday. Have a safe adventure!