Nice neighborhood,very clean,friendly staff...

Room and decoration are much different than photos... generally very old accomodation...pour breakfast in a cafe nearby (Italian... only coffee and one snack)... We booked this room for almost 90 € per night..it doesn't worth that money for sure... it's in my opinion a 50-60€ room max...

Great location and fantastic host. Valerio is a perfect host, he did everything to make our stay wonderful.

The rooms were cleaned every day with a high proficiency. The owner (Valerio) was always (even at midnight) available to assist with any issues (and we had a few). It was very quiet, both from the inside and the outside (located in a rural neighborhood this isn't obvious). There's a lot of public transport nearby (buses), to everywhere in the city.

The breakfast didn't meet our expectations. You get a coffee and a croissant and they say it's a traditional Italian breakfast. I've been in another hotel in Rome and two others in Naples (all one starred bed and breakfast) and the breakfast was always a buffet. Changing the croissant to something else was impossible, even for additional pay. The door to the Dhome wasn't 100% (both our keys frequently didn't open the door and we had to manouver a while. The price is high, should be considered in value for money.

The property was in an enclosed courtyard with secure gates which provided extra safety. Large, spacious , clean room with air conditioning. Clean bathroom. The room and bathroom was cleaned every day. Good host Valerio with excellent communication who answered our queries on WhatsApp immediately even helping us to figure out about the bus number. Also close proximity to public transport.

First of all, Valerio is such a great host! Express communication, willing to help with anything. Our room was clean and cozy, reachable by foot from Trastevere train station where the airport train stops. It takes 20minutes (a little bit uphill) to reach the accommodation. The price is higher, but c'mon, you are in Rome! Still reasonable price. It's close to the Piazzale Giuseppe Garibaldi where you can enjoy a great view of the city in the beautiful park. The breakfast was fair enough. A coffee and croissant is okay, You don't have to overeat yourself right in the morning.

The bistro for breakfast was closed on Sunday.

Lovely b&b, everything we needed, close to bus stop, just download an app for bus route, you may take another longer route otherwise, its a bit confusing the first day or so, many close stops to rome centre or vatican....breakfast in cafe was OK, I don't eat much in the morning anyway. Coffee, cappuccino, pastry.... Shower was lovely, place cleaned every day, which was lovely. Safe.... the host, valerio, was very helpful, he sorted our taxi to airport on leaving which caused less stress, he was available 24/7 if we needed anything.... 💚🤍🧡

A bit noisy, but it's italy, no soundproof windows, I actually loved opening the window shutters every morning....

The breakfast was a typical Italian breakfast but very nice - coffee and a croissant. We were met by a very nice man who let us check in early and leave our luggage which was very helpful. The room was nice and quite large for Rome standards.

The location was good but unfortunately a little far from the centre of Trastevere where our family was staying. The public transport was very delayed and it was almost impossible to reach any taxi firms so this caused unnecessary stress, which is obviously not the fault of the property.

I stayed at Dhome B&B for 10 days. Valerio and staff are excellent and always available to provide guidance, when needed. I liked having a small fridge, cooktop, and sink! I was able to prepare small meals, snacks and instant coffee in between my travels and dinners. The wifi was great. Lots of space to store your clothes and other items while here. The location is great for exploring Monteverde and Trastevere, but it is also near bus stops and the train station at Quattro Venti for exploring all of Rome. The bathroom was amazing, and they cleaned the room every day. There is free breakfast at a cafe only a few meters away, but due to my other morning obligations, I could not try it (though the restaurant is highly rated).

Not the fault of the B&B, but a few nights the market outside my window would start activity at 4 am, but it only happened 4 times in 10 days.

Velerio met us when we arrived and went through everything. Very friendly and good english. The room was fine. Window looked out to a small market area. Had a problem with slow wifi on the first night. Messaged Valerio. He had it sorted first thing the next morning. If you're after a big breakfast then think again - go quality instead of quantity. The breakfast is at a small cafe just around the corner. Never got the guy's name who runs the cafe but he's super efficient, makes great coffees and serves freshly baked croissants or other pastries. You get just the one pastry, but so nice. After breakfast we bought some fresh fruit from the market (cheap as chips) and all was good.

Nothing. It's not central location for most of the main attractions but only a 30min walk to the vatican. Plus a good bus service is available from the nearby main street. Bus #75 gets you to the city centre & back & most places in between.

1. The property manager, Valerio is amazing. Great communication, always in touch in case of need (we arrived late at night, and our flight was delayed, but we didn’t have any problems with accessing the room). 2. The room itself is very comfortable and has everything needed for a comfortable stay 3. Quiet area, I slept very good 4. This area is very close to Trastevere with lots of bars (took us 15 min by foot +-) 5. Good value to money

1. The windows in the booked room faced some wall, that was a bit odd. Felt a lack of sunshine in the morning. But it’s not critical 2. It’s not even a minus for the property, it’s a minus for the public transportation in Rome: the metro doesn’t work in this area, but there are buses very close to the B&B. But I need to mention that those buses are really unreliable, and when we checked out and needed to go to central station (since we had a train tickets to another city), the Google showed that we need to wait the bus for one hour because it was late. Something very weird is going on with the public transportation in Rome, so we ended up taking an Uber.