-located very close to the Roma Termini, about a 4 minute walk even if you're slow. The Termini is the hub of all transportation in Rome. The trains like Italo AV, Leonardo Express, and TrenItalia connects here.. also buses, and subways.
-Take a day trip to Florence and Tuscany from here.
-there's grocery store with everything you'll need at the termini as well.. called Coop I believe
-three of four small steps for stairs
-dorina meets you in person and gives you a rundown of the place and the transit system and which of the subways stations we're closed.
-the colleseum is about 10 minute subway away
-the Vatican was about 40+ minutes
-there's only a washer, not a dryer combo, but she provides a rack to hang tons of clothes. Detergent available.
-thoughtful things like umbrellas which came in handy
-although we didn't use it, it seems that she had everything you would need in a kitchen in microwave.
-trash bin is near the front entrance in case you had way too much to dump
-trash bags are available
-both rooms are very decent sizes, the large room is a sofa bed which actually felt good and not like a sofa bed, you know.
-super high ceilings
-somewhere in her posting she talks about what sounds like a daily/hotel resort fee of 3.50€ per person per night. Not sure why she charges this as an AirBnB (first time I've seen this, but I did see it when I signed up).. my guess is that she's part of a property management company? But this is paid separately with cash and not through the AirBnB app.
-anyways, it was a convenient location for the price and value, go for it