I am an avid Airbnb-er and I can say, without hesitation, that Simone's place is the best Airbnb we've ever stayed in. It was a great value, and it felt like a fancy Roman villa. The living room is lovely and LARGE with a very high wooden ceiling and soothing light. The bathrooms were clean and pretty. The beds were comfortable. We had too much room for 3, and plenty of room for 5 (later in our stay). We ate one meal out and two meals in every day. There is a Carrefour grocery around the corner and the kitchen is great for cooking. The neighborhood had terrific energy, but at the same time, our street was quiet for sleeping. Simone left lots of extras like snacks, and plenty of linens. He was very easy to get in touch with. We had a car and we parked in Ludovisi Parking (20 e/day). Note: it was "full" when we got there, but we waited about 15 minutes and we got in. We did not try to bring the car into the restricted area, we just walked 15 minutes with our bags to Simone's place. We also walked from the train station as one guest came by train- easy. I don't know what more I can say, except that if you get a chance to stay at Simone's, you should! Rome, is well, Rome! The Pantheon and Giollitis (gelato and more) were our favorite spots, but obviously, there is so much more! We went everywhere and did everything. We were so close to the Spanish Steps that we went up and down several times to catch the changing view. I think the Jewish quarter and Trastevere neighborhoods may have been our favorite for meandering, because they felt, well, Italian! Oh, and if you like to run, the river is the perfect place; flat for miles with no traffic on the bike path. The Borghese Gardens is also a beautiful place to go for a run near Simone's place. Last thing, you will see by the date of this review that we visited in late December during Omicron variant covid. Masks are required inside and out. All cafes and restaurants have outside service with heat lamps, or inside with green card (American vaccine card works). All historic sites were open and with no crowds at the time of this post. Thank you Simone!