Loretta and her son were leaving the day after we arrived so we didn't really get the chance to get to know them very well, but Loretta struck me as a very friendly and humorous person. She was a pleasure to talk to despite the fact that we didn't speak the same language. The room we stayed in was spacious with ample storage space. There are two guest rooms and two shared washrooms, which makes sense as the other room fits four people. Loretta's friend Vita took care of us. She was very attentive and even made breakfast for us and the other guests every day. I have heard Loretta does the same. The house itself is up a hill from a larger street (Via del Trullo) where one may catch a bus to the center or anywhere else they wish to go. Getting to/from the airport is fairly quick (a train ride for 20 mins and then one short bus or taxi ride for a few mins), however be prepared that Rome is a huge city and that the Centre will take a good 40 minutes to get to (faster at night, slower in traffic). If you don't mind the longer trip into town, I would definitely recommend it for the great room, friendly service and overall pleasant experience.