Da Nonna Maria

Rome is very expensive, especially during peak-season, so this is indeed good value for your money. I've stayed in worse places in Italy. I've read comments of many B&Bs where hosts didn't speak English, this is not the case. Everyone was very helpful and gave us useful information. Good continental breakfast, delivered to your room. Small, but cozy place - we weren't bothered by (or felt the presence of) other guests. The triple room is spacious, very clean and has the bathroom inside. Two supermarkets near by and plenty of local taverns. AC (very important in August), fridge and TV in the room, maps at the reception. Two metro stops away from city's central station.

Situated between two metro stations, so you have to do a little bit of walking, no matter which one you choose. But if you'd rather go by bus, there's a bus stop right in front of the property. A little noisy during nighttime, although it's not on a super major artery you'll be sure to feel Rome's never-stopping buzz. :)

did like the breakfast-was basically croi ssant and coffee with yoghurt-and a selection of spreads. does help if you dont have to buy breakfast on holiday.

sometimes i got confused with the selection of coffee-but that's just down to ignorance. They changed itfor me-no questions asked

The best b&b I ever stayed at. Huge room, the attention to detail from the colours of the rooms to the decoration, the mini bar with (very affordable) drinks and even a snack. Well located in terms of transportation and shops/cafés in the area. The owner and her daughter were also the nicest, on top of it all. Oh and not even mentioning the croissant for breakfast still warm. Excellent value for money, 100% reccomend.

Nothing to say.