Andrea's flat is conveniently located, spacious, and tastefully furnished. It's literally a block away from the Coloseo (you can even see it from the window as in the pictures), and a two-minute walk to the Coloseo metro (you can buy a multi-day pass at the train station, which is good for all public transportation, including buses and the metro). There are many bus lines in front of the Coloseo metro, which makes it easy to get around the city and major tourist attractions (Vatican City, etc.), and a taxi stand is around the corner from the flat. There are two levels with an upstairs queen-sized bed and downstairs with a pull-out sofa bed with two twin beds, two bathrooms (half bath downstairs, full bath upstairs), free (and reliable) internet, a lift in the building (good for people like me with a big suitcase), excellent neighborhood restaurants (try Luzzi a block away, they have a EUR 9 lunch special that includes coffee and water), and nearby groceries. The flat also has a balcony and a kitchen complete with a refrigerator, microwave, and stove. Though the upstairs bathroom has a low ceiling that would feel a bit cramped for tall people, overall this flat is a lovely place to stay! Can't beat being smack in the city center with all the amenities mentioned. Andrea and her husband were kind and helpful. I would stay here again next time I'm in Rome. They even had lots of guides for Rome on the bookshelf.