Having been to Rome twice before, I wanted a place that didn't buzz all night with noise and Attilio's place fit the bill perfectly. Tucked right off of a main thoroughfare, you have quiet for sleeping (and a very comfy bed!) but yet various shops and eateries are right around the corner, not to mention the #8 tram line that goes to Trastevere (and Trastevere Train Station) in minutes and continues across the Tiber into the heart of Rome. His place is easy to get to from FCO and there are at least two direct bus routes very close by that go to Vatican City. At Attilo's recommendation, I took the 870 bus which offers a stunning view eastward over Rome for part of the route. And then there is your host...Attilio could not have struck a more perfect balance between gracious, thoughtful, informative host and complete respecter of privacy. Except for the check in I only saw him one other time though I wish I had. Breakfast with Nespresso coffee and/or teas was laid out every morning and he even reserves a self in the fridge for you. The flat has a rich feel, art adorns the walls and the room has a private balcony as well. Did I mention the bed? Laying on a bed here in Siena hearing neighbors and wishing I were at Attilio's place of very quiet comfort.