Alice's apartment is in a fantastic location, in the wonderful neighbourhood of Testaccio. It is clean, and has everything you could need for a short stay. Despite it being on a busy street, it was quite quiet, and Rosina, the neighbour who checked us in, was lovely and friendly. Just a few things people should be aware of when booking - we had to pay a substantial amount of money, in cash, on arrival. This was all spelled out in the house rules and so our fault for not reading properly, but we had to pay a fee for checking in after 6pm, a supplement for air conditioning (10 euro a day) - and you definitely need the air conditioning in Rome in summer - plus the city tax. In total it was 154 euro which is not a small fee to have to pay in cash. So I would suggest carefully reading the house rules and calculating how much you will owe, and note the air con charge of 10 euro a day (and note that there is only one air conditioner in the apartment, so if you want it to reach the bedrooms, you have to leave the doors open). Secondly, a small thing, but we asked where we could find extra pillowcases and the response was 'you each have one. Why do you need more?'. Maybe most people only use one pillow, and I know AirBnB hosts are only required to provide one, but I think it is also quite normal to use more than one! So this was a bit strange. On the plus side, Alice offered us a discount on the air conditioning fee (30 euro instead of 50 euro) and let us checkout late with no problem at all, which was very welcome.