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"Very helpful and friendly staff. Rooms had everything we needed. (Fair warning to British tourists - there are no tea and coffee facilities in the rooms, but it is easily available at the request at the lobby seating area.) Breakfast was very generous and catered to all - omnivores, vegetarians and vegans. 30 mins easy walk to Colosseum, or quick ride in public transport. 20 mins walk from Termini (bus/train depo). We were very well looked after and enjoyed our stay."

"Nice area - residential and restaurant "

"small tiny room, shower was dripping but otherwise really great value for money"

"Everything was OK.Thank you."

"Right next to bars that are loud and open till late 3am Great in my younger days I would just join in but with young family not so good. Room nice all you need maybe my old age but a better mattress almost bounced my wife out when I got in . Nice area not far from train station. Great restaurants and ice cream bar over the road."

"Very pleasant stay and a very engaging and helpful staff. In a nice part of town with good restaurants. "

"Appartement très bien tenu et décoré, et service impeccable. Un micro-onde serait un équipement profitable. Si l'immeuble et sa cour intérieure sont impeccables, et la desserte tram très bonne (trams 5, 14 et 19 à l'arrêt visible depuis la porte, à quelques minutes de la station Termini, principal échangeur métro-trams-bus), le quartier, lui, fait un peu peur, bien qu'il soit calme (graffitis, déchets...). Privilégiez l'arrivée en taxi, vraiment, sous peine de vous faire une très mauvaise...

"Tucked out of the way from main area of Rome sites, but with no 3 and 19 tram stop just outside. A few restaurants in the area but at least 20 minutes walk from termini station. The property description did not meet with the reality as the photographs did not look anything like what we experienced plus no free bottled water or premium bedding. The lady at reception spoke little or no English so explaining that we expected the aforementioned went unrecognised."