A comfortable, nicely decorated place to stay that was very convenient to many places of interest within walking distance. Lovely owner who was kind and helpful. Above all clean!

Very nice room in a great area . Can be niosy on a Saturday night but the best thing to do is stay up late and realy enjoy yourself.

I stayed here for a couple of days with my girlfriend in June 2004. The area was great, so much more relaxed than the rest of Rome. It's on a cobbled street lined with small, quirky bars and restaurants, and we ate one of the best meals of our fortnight in the place a few doors down. The room itself is not your average hotel suite. It's small, but on a split level, so the bed is up a spiral staircase beneath dark wooden beams. There's a power shower downstairs and a telly and sofa, and with breakfast being served in the friendly cafe across the road (you're given vouchers) you really feel like you're just in your own flat. The owners are friendly and unobtrusive, all in all a great little sanctuary away from the bustle of the city. I've recommended it to all my friends.

Just got back from 4-night stay at Antiqua Roma B&B in Trastevere. While the room was nice and reasonably priced by Rome standards, this was by far the noisiest place I've ever stayed. Trastevere has night life that rivals New Orleans' Bourbon St. In addition to hundreds of people on the street right under our window, the inn is over a bar that blasted music all night, every night. This went on until 3:00 or 4:00am, with noise of morning deliveries, etc. starting up in the morning around 6:30 am. We wore earplugs every night and still weren't able to sleep.