111 B&B

We started at this B&B for 4 nights. Upon arrival we were greeted at reception and taken care of. The staff were very friendly, helpful and supportive during our stay. We were in room 2, which was lovely and spacious and modern. The bed is very comfortable and the room was very dark (which we loved!). Breakfast was provided at a cafe over the road - This consisted of a croissant and coffee. The food was lovely and it was a nice touch. The location of the hotel is brilliant. It is within walking distance to all major attractions, or a travel pass can be purchased and there are many bus stops/ tram stop local. Overall a lovely experience.

My family and I (four people) stayed here for three days to sightsee the city. Despite being small, its cozy and well furnished. The owner also provided slippers and water bottles, which were much needed for walking around in the city. Slippers keep the dirt off the floor, especially after spending a day touring the ancient ruins. Water bottles were also restocked daily, which helped out alot with the amount of walking we did (bottles can be refilled at any of Rome's public fountain). Daily room cleaning and a small complimentary breakfast voucher from the nearby cafe were also included. WiFi was decent, but nothing spectacular. Overall, the place exceeded our expectations. A few tips: keep the window closed, there are a few bugs that like to come in from the courtyard. Make sure to ask for instructions from the owner on how to use the multiple keys and how to use the air conditioning.

First of all the location is perfect, from there you can walj to all main sights. The host was very friendly, and we felt welcome. Clean, quiet and a warm atmosphere. We will absolutely go back when visiting rome again Thanks a lot! P.s they also have flyers of a freetour compagny. And we went on 3 of the tours they offered, great experience, very informative and fun. You pay a small amount for booking and tip the guide(we gave 25 euro) P.p.s dont forget to go to trastevere such a romantic area in Rome