excellent staff- very helpful and friendly, close to metro station and termini.
there's a grocery nearby and the best ice cream in town- cheap prices too- G FASSI- right in front of the place. there may be no sign for the place but clear directions was emailed to us prior to the visit.

This little jewel was the best place that we stayed on our 3 week trip to Italy. It has a pleasant decor, and had all the comforts of home. Full kitchen with Micro and espresso makers. Great shower and bathroom facilities. Most importantly the had very comfortable beds and it was impeccably clean. Proximity to the major sites in Rome was excellent with many sites within walking distance and access to the Metro (subway) was only 1 1/2 blocks away. The Neighborhood is highly ethnically diverse which may put some people at unease, but I found it to be wonderful and an enriching part of the vacation. It gave me a true sense of "When in Rome..." . There are many vendors nearby from Africa, Asia, India and Bangladesh that gave it a true international flair. Plenty of stores with access to phone cards, fresh foods and exotic produce from all over the world. We found two restaurants (recommended my Enrica the caretaker) withing 1 block that we ate at that were excellent and reasonably priced. As a bonus the best gelato that we experienced during our entire trip (and we indulged daily) was found right across the street! Enrica and her son Allesandro (the on site caretakers of the property) were gracious, helpful and overall just wonderful people that made us feel more like family than guests. I highly recommend this property for anyone visiting Rome. Should I return I would not bother to look for any other place. I consider this as my home away from home. A big thank you to Enrica and Allesandro for all your help and for being such wonderful hosts!

Relatively good price for our group of four, compared to the other options in Rome. Breakfast is self-serve in your own room, and consists of coffee and packaged pasteries. Not located near any of the main attractions, but very close to Metro stop, bus line and Termini Station. However, the best gelateria we found in Rome (G. Fassi), is right across the street. The owners speak very little English, so communication was difficult at times.

The advertising of this HOTEL was very ambiguous as it is NOT a hotel at all. It is 4 rooms on a 5th floor of an apartment block and the
size of the room did not reflect the price that we had to pay for it. In fact the room was so small that you couldn't even swing a dead cat in it, and was far more expensive and less accommodating in comparison to the other hotel we stayed in whilst in Rome. The bathroom was so small that it was almost impossible to do anything in it without bumping into something, and was NOT of the same standard of other hotels at all.