Great place for a quick rome-antic weekend getaway! We found Rome really expensive but are happy to say Amoroma is relatively well priced (for Rome), extremely clean and comfortable, conveniently located, secure and friendly. Room was a little on the noisy side due to location on a busy corner, so take earplugs. Trying to get in touch with the owner/s before our arrival was very difficult, but once we were there everything was great and we would recommend it. Just don't fly with Alitalia to get to or from Rome... what a debacle.

Five of us stayed at the Amoroma B&B for a total of five nights - one older couple, one younger couple and a single. For all of us, our first time in Rome. When we arrived we spent quite a while trying to find the appartment, which is on the fourth floor of a large building (there is a lift), and unsignposted. We found it once we realised the number of the flat was 2/f - therefore at the bottom end of via Ratazzi (away from the Termini). The owner was there - and immediately welcomed us, showing us the rooms, providing a map and showing us the best places to visit, which relaxed us all after our long trip. The rooms are clean with large windows that can be shut - (it is noisy outside, particularily from the trams that pass regularily (normal for Rome) ) - , wardrobes and drawers to put clothes, as well as a table and mirror. The beds had 1 blanket but a quilt was available in the wardrobe (not that we needed it!). There are fans in the bedrooms too. One of the rooms contained a safe (the larger room)
In the section we were in, there were 4 bedrooms, a kitchen,and two bathrooms (both with showers, 1 with a bath). A hairdryer was available. All were clean and obviously cleaned each day (we saw the cleaner a few times). We believe there were more rooms elsewhere. Shower gel and shampoo was available, although not on the first night.
Breakfast was very good and consisted of croissant, biscuits, crackers, orange juice, coffee, cerial, and even cake. Butter,cheese,jam, honey and Nutella were available. There was also a toaster and some bread. A kettle is available for use all day plus a fridge. The room was small and therefore a bit of a squeeze - but breakfast was available from 8AM to 9:30AM.
We were each given a key for the front door and a key for our rooms and allowed to come in and out as we pleased. The owner seemed to appear randomly and was therefore available in case needed. By the way, his English was OK and enough to communicate successfully.
Checkout was at 11AM, but we are able to leave our suitcases in the B&B until we left the rooms at 1:00PM.
The area is great - since it is so close to the centre - 10 minute walk to the Colliseum - round the corner from Santa Maria Maggiore. There is However, it is a little rough in parts. I would not walk around there on my own on a night. Luckily, we were in a group and had absolutely no problems at all.
All in all, a good, safe comfortable stay and good for the price and location - recommended.

Enjoyed our overnight stay in Amoroma. My sister thought the coffee was horrible as did a Dutch lady in another room, other than that it was clean, warm, plenty to eat at breakfast and very comfortable. Will recommend to friends.

ER Scottish Borders

This B & B was a welcome surprise. I didn't expect such a nice place for the price. I stayed there in July with my 8 year old son and felt safe as a single woman traveling with a child. The neighborhood around the train station is not exactly upscale, and although I was slightly uncomfortable late at night, we were actually just fine. It was a little hard to find - once you get to the street, you have to look at the buzzers and look for the Amo Roma name next to one of the doors. There is no large sign to advertise its presence. The owner couldn't have been more friendly or helpful. He speaks very little English, so have your Italian phrasebook handy! The room was elegant and spotlessly clean. Although we had not booked an ensuite room, we were given a room with a bathtub up on the sixth floor, accessible from a very narrow flight of stairs. It was spacious and had a lovely view over the rooftops that was particularly nice in the evenings. The room was extremely quiet - in fact, we never heard anyone else at all and were not troubled by any noise from the street. The continental breakfast in the morning was generous. The owner was very nice to my son and it was a pleasure for us both to try out some Italian with him. There were only two downsides. First, there was no air conditioning. For Rome in July, this meant the room was very hot, even at night. However, if you are walking around Rome all day, you will likely be so tired that you don't notice it. Second, the neighborhood was not exactly 4 star. All in all, these two issues were minimal and I would stay there again in a heartbeat. There were plenty of nearby hotels that cost double, triple and even quadruple what we paid. You are within short walking distance of the Termini rail/metro/bus station. In the other direction, just a few minutes walk to St. Mary Major, one of the important churches of Rome. Depending on your level of fitness and desire to walk, you can also walk to the Colosseum and the Fora. I would recommend this place to anyone and hope to go back some day! It was absolutely our favorite accommodation out of the entire European vacation.