Beautiful home and views with a very pleasent host. Bridget was very accomodating and had much good advice for local services. You do need a car as the home is off the beaten path. Easy drive into Roma Centre and accessible to many others fantastic locations.

The property is very clean, warm and welcoming. The house is well set up. Beds are comfortable, and kitchen well stocked. The villa design and layout is truly an architectural splendor. The olive tree grove, bamboo forest and views of the countryside are amazing. It is a quiet and peaceful villa The owner was great at checking in, and readily available and responsive during our stay. There were welcome goodies and laminated instructions cards for everything. All of this made for a top notch experience and we highly recommend it for anyone looking to visit the area.

The house was amazing! Plenty of room and space for a large family or group. Beautiful view of the hills around Sacrofano. The hostess Brigitte was great and very welcoming. She speaks French, Italian, and English. She welcomed our family and our pets. A great place to get away for a vacation, and you can still venture into to Rome and the surrounding countryside. We want to go back and visit again, and we highly recommend it for anyone looking to visit the area.

POSITIVES >A lovely country home with plenty of light and room for a relaxing vacation. >Outdoor seating in front and back >Bamboo garden. >Sacrofano is nearby (20 min) with cafes, shops, groceries, etc. >Complete kitchen, bedding, towels, soap, etc. NEGATIVES >Location requires a vehicle. >Longer drive to Rome than listed (approx 1 hour or more due to traffic) >Severly rutted dirt road and driveway add 5 minutes to 800-meter drives from/to the main road >Host lives in an attached apartment >The host controls when heat is operated (7:00 a.m. to midnight). > Requested thermostat be set to allow our control, but still read "Temporary Hold" overnight. >first floor pellet stove is available, but causes the thermostat to shut off radiators leaving upper floors unheated. > The host is either paranoid or the house is located in a high-crime area. >Gated and surrounded by an electric fence, the host requested permission to enter the unit to close security shutters when we were out the first night. She insisted they be closed if we were not in the unit. >Approximately 10 shutters are electric power-operated rollers. Attempted to close shutters upon checkout. One stuck in the open position. Departing at 5:30 a.m. we did not want to wake her. She messaged me the next day stating she was calling a repair service for the stuck shutter and forwarding the bill to me for payment. I advised her this is a maintenance issue, not caused by abuse or misuse, and as such, not my responsibility.