We stayed at Piero’s place as a transit stop at the end of a two month trip in Italy. I think it was one of the best properties we stayed at in Italy for our needs. It was well situated in Trastevere, and a very close walk to everything (we were only 10 minutes walk from Villa Farnesina, which was the main site I wanted to see on our day there) but more residential/quiet and away enough from the more touristy parts to feel a bit more authentic. There is a nice market nearby as well as supermarkets and also some great food and foodie options including a stellar French bakery (Levain) right across the street for croissant, bread, treats etc. Piero had great tips on where to eat and was excellent with communication. The apartment itself was well stocked in the kitchen in terms of supplies needed for cooking and compared to most places we stayed, nothing we needed to cook meals with ease was missing. Piero had set up a crib in the second bedroom where it was easy to block out light using the shutters for the baby. That room regularly has a sofa bed (so great for kids) and a door separating it from the main bedroom which was very comfortable. The living space was large for Rome with high ceilings and a nice dining and living room area. I would definitely stay here again when passing through Rome and would recommend it for friends. It seems well set up for both shorter and longer stays in my opinion. Thanks Piero...it was a nice way to close our long trip and would love to stay again the next time we come through.