Our journey was really exhausting and since we spent 5 days visiting the ancient ruins at the end of July, the weather was insanely hot. This is why getting back to the flat where you can turn on the air conditioners and have a nice and relaxing night has been always a relief.
As we arrived, the host has been already waiting for us on the street, so that we would find him easily and he could walk us to the house.
After our check-in he explained us how to get to the city centre, and gave us a map, including a couple of tipps, what to visit and where to eat or take a walk etc.
The house is incredibly well located, in just a few minutes you can reach the tram lines no 8 and 3, leading to the city centre in a few stops, or if you don't want to get to the busy streets of downtown, you can take a walk in the quarter of Trastevere (also reach with both of the trams in 1-2 stops) with lots of sweet restaurants, tiny streets and refreshing drinks to go.
On our first night before going to bed I've realised there was only one single huge but very thin linen sheet on the bed, meant to be used as a cover. I personally prefer to sleep with a thicker one, no matter how hot it is. I texted immediately to the host, that we'd need another cover, at what time can he bring us one. In about 20 minutes he's been standing at the door smiling, bringing another thicker cover for us. I was astonished how helpful he was not only during the day, but even at 22.30.
Our flight back to home was set for late at night, and he even arranged for us that we could stay in the appartment till 6 pm, instead of 2 (what he told us after we arrived). He's been a really caring host, it made our journey even comfortable knowing, that he would help us with any kind of questions.
Since it was the first time in Rome, we didn't really have an idea how it was gonna be like. Spending the time in this appartment was the best decision I think, so if you're looking for a nice place to stay at, you shouldn't hesitate to choose this one.