Good place to stay IF and only IF you have personal reliable transportation. Pros are that this feels like a safe area though it is pretty far out from the city and feels rural. The house is clean. However, the location and value are extremely inconvenient if you do not have a car. This is absolutely NOT ideal for solo travelers without a car as you will spend more time and money getting places. I originally booked this place because it was so close to the airport, but in hindsight, wished I had just booked a place in the city for convenience. The cost of transportation alone made it not worth it for me to stay here. Even though the place is relatively close to the airport, getting to and from the airport alone will cost you $20-$30 one-way using Taxi for a 15-20 min drive (vs $8 metro one way for 30 min ride from airport to city). If you choose to do public transit, you will need to take the metro and then another bus that runs about once every hour, then walk a few blocks to the house. To take the bus, you will need to purchase a bus pass prior to getting on at a Tabacchi place. The only "pro" of public transit is that the bus pass is only $1.50. Otherwise, this is extremely inconvenient if you do not have cash on you already as the closest ATM at least per maps, is in the city. I ended up having to spend nearly $60 round trip on getting to and from the AirBnB from the airport on top of an additional $60 to get around the city because I missed the bus and just ended up taking a taxi into Rome to save time. All in all, my transportation cost for the single day I spent in Rome cost me double that of the AirBnB. Granted, this is my fault for not looking into the details of getting around before booking. Otherwise, my stay here was overall good.