As the other reviewers have said, Danila's apartment is very cute and cozy, and I was lucky enough to be the only one staying there for the 2 nights I rented it. She was very warm and hospitable and provided not only the usual amenities but also access to the kitchen with an espresso maker, fresh bread and cookies, cheese, and other treats. However my stay there was one of the most frustrating times during my travels this summer, so I have to mention this as well. The apartment was supposed to be equipped with Wifi, but when I arrived at 9 pm at night (too late to check into another place after having traveled all day), Danila informed me that the internet would not be turned on until her next guests were arriving 2 days later. Since I was in the middle of planning an extensive trip and also had a ton of work to do while I was there, this was a huge inconvenience for me. I would not have booked the room in the first place if I had known there was no Wifi. That was one of the specific amenities I used in my search and was a major prerequisite in booking a place to stay. Because of the lack of wifi, I basically lost out on an entire day in Rome. The next night, I had to lug my laptop around to restaurants and cafes for 5 hours looking for a wifi spot downtown (a 20 minute tram ride away) and still didn't find anywhere to use the internet. There were a few local sketchy-looking internet spots in the neighborhood where the apartment was located, but they all closed at 5 pm. Since I was working with people back home in the US, I needed to be using my laptop at night. Additionally, although I wouldn't say that the neighborhood was dangerous per se, I definitely did not feel comfortable carrying my laptop around after dark so I had to take a 25EUR cab ride back home. When I asked a guy how safe he thought the area was around the apartment, he said, "Eh... Somewhat. Be careful." I think that's a pretty accurate description. For sightseeing during the day and if you don't plan to go out at night, this apartment is very cute and really homey (which is what I loved). However, because of its far distance to the historical center and tourist area and the somewhat disconcerting feeling of the neighborhood at night, I would recommend booking a place much closer to the center of town if you plan on going out during the evening, have kids, or are a woman traveling alone. Danila was very nice and I've tried to be fair in my review, but this truly was my worst stay in Europe during my travels. When I asked her for a discount because of the lack of wifi and inconvenience, she merely dismissed me saying I could have used...