We stayed a full month at Giampiero’s place. The place does look exactly like the way it did in the photos. Giampiero is a super attentive host and was constantly in touch. After a few days my husband hurt his foot during one of the tours and literally couldn’t get out of the bed. He needed crutches to help him to even get to the bathroom. As hard as I tried I could not find the typical type of crutches that are found in the United States. The only ones I could find were the ones that went up to the elbow. My husband was not used to that kind because he said it didn’t give as much support as the ones that goes under the armpit. So I reached out to Giampiero for help. He too had to really look for them because it’s not commonly found in Italy. He finally located them and brought them to us. He really saved the day. I really wouldn’t have known what to do if it wasn’t for him. I really like the area that the place is located in. It’s not in the middle of the touristy area, but it only takes less than about 10 - 15 minutes to get to the main touristy areas by taxi and usually about 20 - 30 minutes by bus/subway. Even the Colosseum is only about 30 minutes walk away. I wanted to stay in more of a regular Italian neighborhood rather than a very touristy area, and this was a perfect fit. There’s a couple of supermarkets within 10 minutes walk and a mini market a few minutes walk down the street. There’s also lots of local restaurants and bakeries that serves up some tasty food and treats. The building is safe and clean and has security cameras. Overall I would say it’s a great place to stay for the value, location, 2 air condition units that work well, good internet speed, and a host that really seems to care about your interest.