Host made check in very easy and convenient for us even though we had an early arrival. We were able to drop off our bags and not lose any of our time visiting Rome. We were able to visit everything by catching the bus about a 3 minute walk from the apartment, but return to a quiet neighborhood at night. Apartment is large, 2 bedrooms, and was very comfortable.

301/5000 Ci è piaciuto stare qui a San Lorenzo! Soggiornare qui si è vicino a tutto - prendere il tram 3 ovest verso il Colosseo, prendere il tram 19 in Vaticano, e il bus 71 vi porta direttamente a Fontana di Trevi e Piazza di Spagna. Pasquale era il perfetto padrone e il nostro soggiorno a Roma è stato fantastico. Grazie!

Casa Monti happens to be the site where the first Montessori school was created, so every weekday morning there are parents and children walking their kids here to school; it's really a very charming place. Pasquale met us there after hours (thank you!) and provided us with detailed instructions in English that saved us heaps of time sorting things out and feeling comfortable. There are restaurants and shops nearby all open on European time, meaning don't try to get any shopping or eating done between 11am and 2pm. But, things are open late, and there's a Carrefour market on the same street as the local church so it's easy to find and open almost all the time. If you need to print plane tickets there's a bookstore across the street who also sells model planes! that printed our pages for us at .10E a page. Not a bad deal! San Lorenzo is not the flashiest neighborhood, but it doesn't need to be, it's great just the way it is, historic and gritty. And I highly recommend this apartment (I'm going to be telling another friend after I send this) for a couple or small family, there's lots of room, the building is secure, and you're close to everything on the 71 bus or the #3 and #19 trains. The trains, in particular take you to both the Vatican and the Colisseum with ease, make sure to buy your BIT tickets for anyone 11 or older in your group in round trip batches, so you don't have to search for tickets for the return trip. Thanks Pasquale for being so responsive, considerate and helpful, and to anyone looking to book here, do it fast before this secret gets out!

Casa Monti happens to be the site where the first Montessori school was created, so every weekday morning there are parents and children walking their kids here to school; its really a very charming place. Pasquale met us there after hours (thank you!) and provided us with detailed instructions in English that saved us heaps of time sorting things out and feeling comfortable.There are restaurants and shops nearby all open on European time, meaning dont try to get any shopping or eating done between 11am and 2pm. But, things are open late, and theres a Carrefour market on the same street as the local church so its easy to find and open almost all the time.If you need to print plane tickets theres a bookstore across the street who also sells model planes! that printed our pages for us at .10E a page. Not a bad deal!San Lorenzo is not the flashiest neighborhood, but it doesnt need to be, its great just the way it is, historic and gritty. And I highly recommend this apartment (Im going to be telling another friend after I send this) for a couple or small family, theres lots of room, the building is secure, and youre close to everything on the 71 bus or the #3 and #19 trains. The trains, in particular take you to both the Vatican and the Colisseum with ease, make sure to buy your BIT tickets for anyone 11 or older in your group in round trip batches, so you dont have to search for tickets for the return trip.Thanks Pasquale for being so responsive, considerate and helpful, and to anyone looking to book here, do it fast before this secret gets out!