Antonia's place is exactly as described, Petit! It was adorable. Definitely perfect for 2 people. You could fit up to 4, but if it were all adults it might get cramped as two of the beds are bunks. Perfect for a family with two small kids. Had we stayed longer I'm sure we would have used the kitchen. But we were gone for 12 hours or more each day. We were very excited that there was air conditioning, and it worked great! Hot shower with rainfall spout or an adjustable spout option. Antonia was great with communicating even with the language barrier, google translate was able to work for our texts back and forth about finding the location. From Roma Termini (the central train station) you have several options for getting to the Airbnb. Our first night of arrival was a little confusing because we didn't know all the public transportation systems but as we studied it and through trial and error we figured it all out and it felt like second nature by the end of day 2. From the train station or even other bus stops you can take the city bus #170 and it drops off just up the street from the apartment. There is also a smaller train station a couple of blocks away Trastevere. 5-10min walk. There you can get on a tram (2 options-#3 or #8 depending on what part of town you want to go to) Also another bus-H. And of course the train connects to Termini but that would be a more expensive option if you were just trying to get to the city center. You can buy a day pass for the buses/trams in the newsstand shop of the train station or any metro or newsstands throughout the city. I hope this review is helpful to future travelers! I wish I had known more details about public transportation beforehand as it would have reduced my stress levels 😆 But we figured it out! Rome is great! And Antonia's place was a great alternative to staying in a busy, loud Hostel. The only thing I found to be odd was she wanted to take a photo of our passports. I assumed it was for security reasons but I've never been asked this before. The language barrier made it hard to comprehend why so we accepted. If this bothers you I would ask about it ahead of time. I would definitely stay here again!