Spent two nights stay here in May 2006 and found the location excellent for visitting the sights and the staff to be very friendly and helpful. The breakfast room was a little cramped but with breakfast in your room as an alternative, this was no problem. I would definitely stay again for my next vist to Rome.

I spent 3 nights in Notte a Roma and had a great time. I booked through Venere and through the website advised of my late arrival, I also phoned Sandro, the owner, to check the message had got through, it had. I arrived at 00:45hrs to a cheery reception. Sandro was very friendly and we had some good conversations about travelling in Italy and Italian politics.
The room was very quiet, when travelling I ALWAYS take earplugs but no real need to this time, only the chinking of the cups in the morning would disturb.
The shower was hard to get into and out of, don't know how anyone with disability or of a larger build would manage.
Everyone in the Pensione was very obliging, especially when I realised I'd lef my credit card in a shop! The guy phoned up and told me the bus to get on etc.
A super small Pensione (5 rooms), great location near Metro and bus stops, supermarket and ristorante.
A Buon albeghi!

We found this B&B to be of a good standard and clean, the location is very handy, it's easy to get to both the Termini train/bus station and to the major sites.

I have to advise you the lay out is a bit quirky, we booked in at the reception on the first floor by the Via Firenze entrance but actually got to our room by the entrance on Via Nazionale which was through a large double door, a large double gate into a courtyard into a set of stair, one short flight and through another locked door. These actually make you feel safer as they all have their own locks. The room was a good size and the bathroom was a reasonable size as well, both were cleam and warm. You could have a good continental breakfast in either your room or the small breakfast room.

You can get the number64 bus into town from within 100 yards (you get your ticket from a news stand or tobbaconist and validate on the bus) or further down the Via Nazionale the 110 hop on hop off tour bus (you pay on the bus), which drops off at or near a lot of the major sites.

I'm very happy that we chose this B&B

Stayed at Notti a Roma for 4 nights in Sept 05 and we found it a pleasant place to stay. Young, friendly staff, good location just off Via Nazionale close to Repubblica metro station, about 10 minutes walk from Termini and about 15 to the Colosseum. A couple of "Irish" pubs close by for a pint of Guinness, but watch the prices...

Clean, decent-sized room (no. 105) at the back, and very quiet. Don't know about the rooms on the street side. Continental breakfast was fine, just say when you want it the previous evening, though 7.30 was a bit too early for them!

We paid 100 Euros for the room for each night, and thought it offered value.

The one strange thing was the "towels" they provided (which were more like tablecloths), but hey, that's the beauty of experiencing different places!