Patrizia and Stefano were amazing hosts. I stayed at their airbnb with 3 other friends and they went above and beyond to make sure we had a good stay in Rome. Being that it was our first time in Rome, I had asked a lot of questions ahead of time through airbnb messaging regarding the area, transportation, etc. Stefano was always quick to respond and gave me tons of information that helped us on our trip. He offered to pick us up from the airport which was much cheaper than taking a taxi. When we got to our airbnb, Stefano carried all our luggage upstairs, which was greatly appreciated since there were a lot of steps. When we entered the apartment we were greeted by a sign that said "Welcome Janice!" which I thought was a cute gesture. Stefano gave us a tour of the apartment, explained how to use the appliances, and showed us where the local markets, restaurants, and tram stops were. The apartment has plenty of space for 4 people. We stayed for 3 days and Stefano was always available if we had any questions. The day of check out we needed to go to the bus station and Stefano offered to drive us there, free of charge! We had to leave early since our bus departure was 8am, so I asked Stefano if we could stop and pick up some croissants. He had no problem with it and he even bought our croissants for us! I offered to pay him back but he insisted it was no problem at all. We really felt like we were staying with a friend. When we got to the bus station he directed us to the right bus. It was truly difficult to say goodbye because Stefano was such a great airbnb host and friend. Would definitely recommend staying here while visiting Rome, you get a caring & hospitable airbnb host, a clean & reasonably priced apartment, and you are in close proximity to touristy areas. Thank you Stefano & Patrizia, hope to meet again soon! :)