This is a great place. Very spacious and clean. Amen and her colleague are nice and helpful folks. In the three full days that we had, we were able to get to eight major tourist attractions from her place, because bus line 492 picks up right around the corner, on a street called Ramni (only to get to the Vatican we took a car). There is a bus stop on both sides. You want to board the bus on the same side of the street that Amen’s place is on, although you can pick the tickets up from a little cafe directly across the street. If you are still not sure which way to go, there is a series of arches right there in the street - make sure you get on the bus on the side of the street heading toward those arches. Even if you mess up and go the other way, don’t panic. I made that mistake for you, so you don’t have to. Just remain on the bus and in about 15 minutes it will come to the end of the line at some sort of train station and then turn around and go the other way. It’s all very easy and convenient. As I said, Amen’s place is great. I would stay there again.