I would highly recommend this place to any couple of two (or friends)! Although it is not a full apartment, the private room has every amenity you could possibly need and does not feel cramped at all. Room: The bathroom was right inside the room and was fully equipped with a hairdryer (a really nice one) and everything else you may need. Also the shower was huge. The bed was very comfortable and the room itself is very cosy with cute decorations of Paris everywhere and a soft rug. There are also motion sensored lights on the step up to the bathroom which are great for safety if you get up in the middle of the night! There are darkening shades on the window which allow for a great sleep and the neighborhood itself is relatively quiet other than the normal street hustle and bustle of the city. Brock and Vitto keep the mini fridge fully stocked with little snacks for breakfast or afternoon nibbles, which was so useful to us if we were hungry but didnt want to go out to grab something. They even welcomed us with a bottle of red wine our first night! throughout; they even came in to restock our fridge and tidy up our room Location: This location is walkable and right next to the bus stop. However, it is not in the "center". If you dont mind taking public transportation, you will not have a problem with this place, but you do need to allow extra time to see sights in order to plan out the bus schedule or walk to the metro. For reference, it took us a 15-20 min walk to get to the Vatican Museums. It took us 30-35 min go get to and from the Roma Termini main train station (you have to take either a long bus ride or 15 min on the metro and 15 min walking). It took us around 25-30 min to reach the colosseum as well which was also reachable by either walking to the necessary metro stop 15 minutes from the apartment and then taking the metro right to the entrance of the colosseum or just taking the bus. The tricky part about Rome if this is your first time is that the main sights are not all very close together so it is difficult to find a location that is "central" to all of them. The colosseum and The Vatican museums are quite far apart. I would definitely recommend planning out the attractions you want to visit while in Rome first and then deciding where you want to stay based on how far the location is from those attractions (google maps can be very helpful for this). Hosts: I cannot rave enough about how awesome Brock and Vitto are. The communication was absolutely flawless throughout our stay. They were also extremely helpful with planning our public transportation route and choosing restaurants nearby. They are both very fun hearted and always willing to...