Raffaela’s B&B is on the 6th floor of the building, easily accessible via lift (elevator). I got in after 10:30 pm on the train, then took the bus (metro had closed by then). He was responsive via text and helpful with how to get to his place. Room was exactly like in the photos. Bathroom at the end of the hall, with available kitchen, living room, and wifi. 15 min walk to metro station (1 km) with bus stops right out front. I saw him only on the night I checked in, but he was reachable via text messaging about local area details. Place met my needs perfectly. If you want to visit Rome, and not sleep in the tourist areas, it’s a great choice. Only caveat: you’ll need keys to get into the building outside of normal business hours (he’ll give them to you), and late at night or early in the morning this could be tricky. Otherwise, great stay with no complaints!