Location wise, it's very near Termini. If you're taking the train, it's around 8 minutes. But I suggest you take the bus, it's more practical, economical and it would only take 4 minutes to Laura's place.
Laura and his Dad provided us with superb hospitality and care. It's like being part of their family. Her dad even accompanied us personally to the pharmacy to buy medical supplies.
For those looking to save up further, a very cheap grocery is just around 10 minutes walk. Since Laura's place has a fridge and an electric kettle, you can buy cold drinks and hot coffee and store them conveniently. We even bought several fruits and 1 euro Gelato and just open the fridge any time for our midnight snack.
My pregnant wife loves the bed, as she sleeps very soundly on it. The lift also is convenient. Lastly, her dad gives local tips and itinerary and map to help you go around Rome.
Overall, it's one great Roman experience. Highly Recommended!