The apartment has everything the listing says. The check-in was smooth. The location is quite good. During the stay, there were moments where the communication was a bit last minute and could have been planned a bit better. The apartment has pretty much everything for a long term stay, and what it didn’t have, we bought and left behind for future guests. All in all, we would certainly stay here again. It’s a 2 minute walk to the Paola bus stop and Ponte Vittorio Emanuele bus stop, and a 3 minute walk to the Acciaioli bus stop. Ultimately, you have about 8 different major lines serving these bus stops and several minor lines, which means you can easily get anywhere (unlike some parts of Rome that only have one bus coming to a stop). During a bus raid, tourists claimed they couldn’t find a place to buy tickets (they got hefty fines anyway). The Paola stop has a ticket machine so you can avoid being THOSE tourists. We stayed here for 2 months. It can be quiet in the morning, and it can be loud. It just depends on the day. Romans like to honk their car horns, and the seagulls like to honk too. On Saturday nights, it can get loud occasionally. All other nights, it’s fairly quiet. There’s not much more to say, the apartment was nice. Fabio was more of our landlord for our stay. Thanks for hosting us, Fabio. Ciao, a presto. Grazie mille.