Andrea's wife is a natural hostess, very friendly and helpful. We had some unusual travel mishaps and she came to the rescue happily. Andrea's place is very clean. It is a very spacious apartment and would fit a family of four very comfortably. The train station is less than a 10 minute walk and gets you into central Rome quickly and easily. There are also bus stops very close, including a couple of direct public buses to the new Rome Temple of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, for those members who may be visiting the Temple. For anyone who is interested in Parkrun, the Rome Parkrun was a bit of a trip but this was a great group of volunteers and runners. If you're desperate for a cheap eat late at night, I recommend the kebab shop near the train station, the people there are very lovely, and falafel is falafel in any language. If you can't read all of the House Rules in English (as we couldn't from this site) it is important to note that in addition to the city tourist tax (which is all over Italy) you are required to pay a 200 EUR deposit which will be returned when you check out if you have kept things in good condition.