When we arrived in Rome and were trying to find our way through the high appartment buildings of Trastevere, our host was waiting for us on the sidewalk and welcomed us into their home, showing us around in the appartment and explaining the use of all of the nice features such as a great AC, a nice bathroom, and a fully-equiped kitchen. He (Silvia was on a holiday herself) then even recommended some nice places to eat and grab a gelato!

The appartment was indeed very quiet during the night, and the beds were decent (maybe a little bit hard, and with a little bit of a thin pillow for our liking). The AC was an absolute must have with temperatures outside of up to 35 °C, and it was great and not that noisy.

Transporation from and to the appartment from the city center and all the touristic attractions was doable, but not super convenient. The busses (780/781) departed at very irregular times (not at all according to a schedule we found on Google Maps for example), and would you to Trastevere train station, from where you could grab a train (with the same BIT ticket, which was nice) to Termini or St. Peter's. The thing that's missing here is a close connection to the Metro, because the Metro was really our transportation method of choice, since it stops at all the nice places, and you can get from one to another in merely a few minutes, although it was nice that we found out that bus 780 does take you to Piazza Venezia, which is also a nice place to start your exploration of the city.

Another thing to keep in mind is that there's an additional Tourism Tax fee of 3.50€ per person per night. This wasn't a big deal for us (and it's definitely legitimate), but it would have been nice to have been informed about this up front.

All-in-all, I would definitely recommend Casa Nino, and depending on who you're travelling with (friend/colleague or partner), the Violet room and Green room respectively are equally great options!

Thank you so much for having us!