Fantastic location with good price and kind hosts. I enjoyed my time in Annie and Fabrizio's villa. You can reach the train station in an eight to twelve minute walk, the metro in a half hour, and a bus stop is right down the street. The streets nearby are not always pedestrian friendly and have medium to heavy traffic. There are sidewalks in places, a space for emergency pullovers, or in certain locations no space at all; where you have to carefully make a dash. The room itself is a bit small and a blind does not cover one of the windows so there's a light at night and the daylight comes in easily in the morning. The wifi worked well for the most part with various speeds ranging from .5MB/s download and .1 Mb/s upload to 15MB/s download 3MB/s upload. The signal strength also varied greatly depending on your location in the room. Annie and Fabrizio are both kind hosts who care for their guests. I had jam with biscuits made from the fruit of one of their lemon and mulberry trees. The breakfasts were okay with less food being set out each day, however, I probably could have asked for bread or something else instead of only cookies and Italian biscuits for the other days. Yet, Annie also made me an egg each day, which I was grateful for. FYI: guests are not given keys to the house so you must coordinate with Annie when you plan to return. I had one problem with communication, when Annie agreed that I could get a ride with them back home at midnight, but changed her mind to leave early. I almost had to take one of the crowded late night buses, since there was a strike on the metro to get home. However, she chose a place equidistant to each of us and had me speed walk to meet them there. Also, keep in mind that there is a 10€ service fee for cleaning paid in cash for your stay. Annie really knows the area well. She can help plan out a good trip for your time in Rome. I would stay here again. Grazie Annie!