I’m nearly 63, female, and traveling alone. I really felt at home in Adriana’s flat (stayed 8 nights in October of 2017) — it has a lived-in and rather bohemian feel, which suited me well. The flat is above a wonderful cafe (Buff) where I ate breakfast every morning. They have mellow live acoustic music on Tuesday and Thursday nights starting at about 9pm (but the airbnb room is extremely quiet — no street noise or sounds from the cafe whatsoever). The flat is in the quieter end of the happening Trastevere area and the location was fantastic. I walked most places (all over Trastevere, Centro Historico, Testaccio), though I am a big walker (30 min is not a big deal for me). I took taxis farther afield (Vatican, Borghese). The taxi stand and tram stop are on a major street that’s just a short walk through the parking alot across from the flat. I often came home at 11pm or even midnight and never felt unsafe. There is no living room. Adriana and her daughter have a large room, as does her flatmate, Marion (all of the women are very warm and helpful, though we didn’t run into one another much). There are two Airbnb bedrooms. The other one was occupied about half the time I was there. Though there is just one bathroom, it was rarely occupied when I needed it, and the couple of times it was occupied I only had to wait a couple of minutes. My airbnb room was good-sized, with plenty of closet space. I found the bed comfortable and slept very just fine. The shower stall is small and the hand-held shower took some getting used to. All in all, a cozy and funtional base. A good value in my book.