The location is wonderful. I was able to walk almost everywhere I wanted to go in Rome (notable piazzas, churches, museums, Roman ruins, etc.) within 15 to 30 minutes and felt perfectly safe (I’m a 63 year old woman) walking back on my own at night. For those who are not such big walkers, the tram stop and taxi stand are within a short block away, and there are dozens of good restaurants in Trastevere so no need to leave the neighborhood in the evening. While Trastevere is lively at night, it is a nice mix of Romans and visitors to the eternal city (it doesn’t feel like a tourist trap, as many other popular areas in Rome do), and because it’s close to the edge of Trastevere, Adriana’s place is quiet. This was my second time (10 nights last year, 4 nights this year) staying at Adriana’s because of the friendliness of the residents in the flat (Adriana’s housemate and Adriana’s daughter, both of whom speak very good English — Adriana speaks very little English and isn’t around much), the room has everything I need (armoire, many outlets for recharging electricals — bring adaptor plugs, of course — hair dryer, electric kettle with tea and coffee supplied), and because the location can’t be beat. The only downside for some may be having to share one bathroom with the residents and the guests in the other airbnb room in the flat, although it was never a problem for me, and the Buff Cafe just downstairs is handy in a pinch. Also the shower is tiny, but that’s typical in Italy. While my room was spotless and the bathroom was kept very clean, the flat is not for those who want a B&B type environment. It has a very lived-in feel with the accumulation of many years’ things and the atmosphere is quite bohemian, which is fine for me, but may not be to others’ taste. When in Rome, live as the Romans do, as the old saying goes.