Even before we booked, Frieda was immediately responsive to questions we had about her flat, and she continued to be communicative and helpful up through the end our stay. Frieda made a point to be there to greet us and show us everything in the flat, and she shared restaurant and other amenity suggestions (even following up by what's app with other local night time activity ideas and checking in on us to see how we were doing).
The flat itself is lovely and quite large for Rome; it even has a nice little balcony with a garden view (communal gardens for the flats that surround it) as well as one full bathroom with shower and then a separate toilet room.
As described, the flat has everything you could need, including a washing machine and aircon in the bedroom. Plus, a guitar and piano if you're keen to practice a bit during the hottest daytime hours :-)
The overall location in the newer area of Trastevere gives you some space from the tourist-fueled nature of the historic center but with easy accessibility to old Trastevere and Rome central via the Number 8 Tram (three minutes from the flat). The tram was regular and easy to use. Plus, you've got the Trastevere train station, which gives direct train access to Termini and Fiumicino airport.
This is a great spot, and we highly recommend it. We'll be staying here again whenever we next find ourselves in Rome :-)