Roberto was having his own vacation when we stayed at his place, so he had his friend Malu meet us when we arrived. Getting in and set up was incredibly easy, and we were off exploring Trasevere in no time. Like pretty much everything in the area, Roberto's apartment is located right in the middle of cafes, bars, and restaurants. There isn't much you can't find in the area. It is also only a few blocks away from the Tiber, which will get you to most of the main attractions if that's what you're into. If you're into the food, make sure you get reservations; Trastevere is full of incredibly popular places to eat for good reason.

The apartment has quality A/C, plenty of hot water, solid wifi, and a small but functional kitchen if you want to use it. Roberto also provided plenty of details on how to get around and function if you've never spent time in Rome before. An excellent AirBNB host!

A word of warning: I am 6'5" and dashed my head more than once on a couple of the lower beams of the ceiling. If you are taller than me you are going to encounter more trouble than you normally do in this particular apartment. You probably expect that, but this apartment just bordered on difficult for me.

Of course, none of that reflects on Roberto and his excellent place. I recommend it to anyone looking for a calm and quiet spot in hip Trastevere.