Quiet and friendly. Hardly saw other guests in a week. They clean well daily. Nice little balcony. Good quiet but accessible location. We lived on the tram and bus which got us to the central train stop easily and fast. Neighborhood economical. We'd gladly stay again.

the shower was the smallest I've ever been in. One shared bathroom for 4 rooms. Though to be frank it was never a problem. The fridge either froze everything or didn't cool well. The toilet plugged once but they dealt with it fast. The electricity went off once but the house breaker was easily accessible and simply returning the switch to on fixed it.

All were clean. There were electric outlets wherever we needed them in the room. Furniture was nice, and antique in the good way. A good grocery store and a bar was very near, in the same building. The kitchen was nice and the fridge was all right.

We were here in March. It was cold inside, like 16-18 C all day and in the night as well, the radiators were cold and could not be switched on, so we slept with 3 blankets and dressed up thick. The dumpster car was emptying the thrashbins late night somewhere between 10pm-12pm below our window, which was loud. The window could not be closed well, and there was no sealing in it, so it was loud and cold - however it had a fully functional roller shutter and it could be perfectly rolled down so dark could be made in the room. On the other hand, mornings were calm in the street, without much noise. Our common bathroom was also cold and very narrow to fit in the shower cabin. Our thrashbin in the room was small and did not have a lid.

The location was very nice, with trams and buses almost every 10 minutes and a metro line about 20 minutes. A lot of cafés and restaurants nearby with very good prices and it was very quiet. The house was very nice and cozy. Although shared the house itself was shared with other people, the room was very big, spacious and warm during the night, with extra bed sheets in case you needed them. The room had a nice balcony, although we didn't use it much since it was cold and raining. The kitchen had things for you to cook with and a fridge that was shared with the other people that were staying over. The check-in system is a self-check through Vickey, which I was a bit worried about but it was all smooth and fast. Overall, a very nice place!

The kitchen didn't have that many pans and pots to cook food with but it was okay to make some smaller meals. We tried to ask some questions to the staff through the number that told us how to get to the place but it didn't awnser after we did the check-in.

It is a cheap hotel for exploring Rome. The kitchen and bathroom are cleaned (almost) every day. The bed is pleasantly hard, the hotel in Pisa had very soft beds (waterbed?) and I practically didn't sleep at all. Because of the tram on the main street, you can actually get to the city center quickly. However, this tram never ran, just like the Linea 3, which is popular with tourists and only a replacement bus ran. We always took bus Linea 409 from the hotel to the Arco Di Travertino subway station and then into the city center. And when it rains, the water is 30cm deep at many underpasses, so depending on the weather, you can't get far on foot. The 100-minute tickets can be bought in the Tabacchi shops. If you get on the 409 bus on the way home from Arco Di Travertino and don't get off immediately at the hotel, but drive a few stops further, there is a Lidl on the right where you can do some cheap shopping.

Only one of the two refrigerators has a freezer compartment, and it was always occupied by other guests. Unfortunately, there was no dishwasher, so everything had to be cleaned by hand. You have to pay the tourist tax separately shortly before arrival. But we were already in Italy in another city, and I don't actually take my bank access data with me when I travel. Luckily, the credit card worked. It would have been nice if there had been English-language TV programs and perhaps these had been laid out with program space. I tuned up to channel 200, but only found Italian programs. At the other two hotels we visited before, there were only Italian programs too. Maybe there are no English channels on the Italian cable network?

Nice economical place, located maybe 20-30 minutes by bus and metro from the main attractions, accessible also at night (by night buses). What was also interesting was that it's a bit on the side from touristic center, so you can feel a bit different face of Rome, also welcoming, with good food, more Italian language in the air and less tourism. Comfortable room and bed, easy check-in and check-out, common fridge and access to kitchen.

Walls and ceiling in the bathroom need an urgent renovation (shower, sink, toilet are ok).

Everything is very good, the property near of 2 supermarkets, one of the is opened 24 hours per 7 days per week, it has kitchen for cooking, you could catch the tram or bus 105 front of the property to Rome Termini (Central Station), economic price for stay per couple € 230 per 3 nights included tax city for couple from 31.12.2023 until 03.01.2024, quiet place, it was very good start for us

Manager was very kind and helpful. grocery store nearby.

The location left a little to be desired, with very limited selection of restaurants besides curry. there were no checkout instructions, so we left the key in the room as we could not locate the manager when we were leaving. Very limited linens, and although we were charged for linens and towels, we never did receive new bed linens partway through the stay as stated in the reservation. We asked for clean towels and received 1 new towel for two people. Hand towels would have been nice and a floor mat as the bathroom was shared the floor was always soiled with shower water and dirt from shoes also creating a slipping hazard. The manager did a great job cleaning but a little more floor protection in the bathroom would be suggested.

The apartment was easily accessible from the tram, the room was kept reasonably clean. The owner gave us a reccomendation for a good bakery around the corner that provided us with a lovely breakfast every morning - really worth the money. The trains were easy to figure out from our location.

The bathroom was shared with another couple who I think lived there - they weren't so friendly but kept to themselves. The only complaint was that the other couple smoked in the bathroom so there was cigarette ash on the floor and the bathroom mat needed to be cleaned properly. If you want to be more central, then book somewhere a bit closer to Rome city centre.

The feeling of a personal space, where no one disturbs you. Responsible and helpful staff. They helped me to fix the broken shower head extremely fast and without any questions or problems raised. That was very kind . Very nice and safe neighbourhood, but you need a half an hour to get to the centre by bus

Old paint on the walls

The price point was great, and the host was very communicative and responsive in regards to getting us checked in.

The location itself is a little over 5 minutes of a walk from any bus stop. This is perfectly fine, but an issue if you’re lugging around a bunch of stuff. Easily solved though if you take a ride share or cab.