Edoardo's flat is supremely practical, being unusually well equipped with stovetop espresso maker, ample pots and pans, a hairdryer and so on. The location is also excellent - barely two minutes' walk from the huge green expanses and beautiful rowing lake of Villa Borghese park (it is located on a low floor above a busy junction, but the noise isn't too oppressive). For those who want to return home for a pit-stop mid-sightseeing, I'd say it's fine as long as you're a good walker, as it's not right in the middle of the tourist action or immediately close to a metro stop. All in all I found it to be a great base, and like others really appreciated the communal terrace, which was almost always empty and very tranquil. One thing not explicitly mentioned in other reviews or on the listing: it doesn't really feel like a private, lived-in apartment in a regular apartment block, but more of an extended-stay type of place, with a ground-floor concierge who handles the keys on arrival and departure, and buzzes you in 24/7. I hadn't been prepared for that so found it initially a little bit more neutral than most of the Airbnbs I've stayed in. Having said that, most people will probably be very happy to have hotel-style facilities at this rate. That, plus the rather grand La Dolce Vita-style hallway, which is a great touch.