Stefania made us feel very welcome and took care to explain everything that we needed to know. Her English is very good (our Italian isn't, shamefully!) and as result of her recommendations we had some fabulous eating experiences during our brief stay. The cleanliness of the apartment could not be faulted, in fact both of the bathrooms appeared to be relatively recently installed. Not too sure about our choice of district. Termini isn't the most salubrious area of Rome and just a little bit too far away from the main tourist areas to be doing much walking when it's 40 degrees and the humidity is punishing. That said, the bus service is easy to use and excellent - it only felt inconvenient after dining in the evening when it would have been great to have just a short stroll back to where you were laying your head for the night. The apartment is in a beautiful old building with one of those fantastic lifts (20s/30s maybe?) that you manually close the doors on and it clunks reliably up four floors. Very romantic and very Grand Budapest Hotel/Bourne identity - depending upon your perspective! All the windows look upon the interior courtyard flanked by similar buildings and it gives an intriguing glimpse into Roman life. Due to it's age and the use of a lot of substantial and beautiful dark timbers in the construction, the apartment is quite dark but the air con is superb and a blessing.