Take a taxi to the apartment. Heavily trafficked area. Streets are not in good condition and suitcases don’t roll well. With no people on street, no construction and not rush hour, it is a ten minute walk. Bixio is on the big street next to Termini train station; across from the four large grey towers on the left. Lots of restaurants and a grocery within easy walking distance. Hopping on a train easy from the apartment.
Careful with Uber. Prices were higher for the places I wanted to go than using taxi. Always ask cost before getting in taxi. Make sure the meter is turned on! If you decide to take Uber, put in full address of the apartment. There are two Bixio. One is 14 E away and other is 48E. I learned the hard way.
Most Italians speak little English, even though they state they can. Restaurant workers were more fluent; taxi drivers or Uber drivers not. I just wrote destinations on a piece of paper. Most recognized the major words, like Colosseum, or Villa Borghese.
Take the City Sightseeing buses. Christiana (yellow) was better than the Red Roma City one. It was newer, the recorded information clearer. You can buy the ticket on the bus! I bought the cheapest tours offered and stayed on each bus for the circuit tour. With more time, I would have hopped on and off at the major sites.
The apartment was so quiet. The host was responsive when I had a minor issue. She sent the older man down the hall to take a look. He spoke no English but we managed well.
I am a solo traveler and I felt very safe at the apartment.
The elevator is the building was great. The air conditioning even better. There is a microwave.
I would highly recommend this apartment.