We had a warm welcome by Adriana's daughter, who provided us with some Italian snacks and a glass of sparkling wine.
Staying at Adriana's home was a unique experience for me and my husband, since it is so different from the kind of homes we are accustom to in the USA. Her home is in an older apartment with interesting art work and memorabilia sprinkled throughout giving it a very Roman appeal. Her place was a great way to start our Italy vacation.
The bed is very comfortable for two people, although I think it would be more comfy with 4 pillows rather than 2 when there are 2 people using the room. We were there at the end of May, and slept with windows open, and in the morning there are some very loud birds, which was another foreign experience that was not a problem for us since we are accustom to open windows in Hawaii, but the bird sounds were very different.
She gives good directions for getting to her place by train, but the directions could be a little more clear once you get to Trastvere Station. From the front of the station you need to walk to the left out to the street. the N80 is the tram in the middle of the road, not bus stop, it is a tram.
This Airbnb is situated in a fantastic neighborhood right outside of the main attractions in Rome. It is very easy getting to the museums by a good walk, or busses/trams. There are tons of restaurants, but you need to be careful to choose the ones that are further into the neighborhood. The more local spots where the food will be less expensive and more tasty.
Just a side note: I highly recommend purchasing the Omnia pass in advance of your trip if you are in Rome for only 3 or 4 days. One of the pass pick up location is in walking distance from Adriana's home. The pass is good for people who will use the Hop On Hop Off buses to get around Rome, it's very easy. The best and most important part is that it allows you to enter museums and other attractions without having to stand in the long lines.