Stefano is a wonderful host who was both helpful and professional. The place was clean and lovely…read more The food was fresh and plentiful. The location was perfect. We were very happy staying here and would come back again.

We had a wonderful stay at My Guest Roma. We couldn't have felt more welcome. Stefano was an…read moreexceptional host, going way beyond the call of duty to spend a lot of time with us to help organize our sightseeing in Rome. We were treated like long lost family. The accommodations were impeccably clean and Nedaesha went out of her way anticipating our needs before we knew what they were. We appreciated the cholov yisroel breakfasts which kept us going til dinner and the plentiful shabos meals. Several kosher restaurants are nearby. The location was convenient, half a block from the bus stop which took us to Piazza Venezia (where all our touring started each day) in just 20 minutes. If we return to Rome, we would definitely stay at My Guest Roma again.

Nothing to really complain about. The location is in a somewhat questionable area for walking…read morearound at night, but I never felt scared or anything like that. The location is pretty close to the train station if you're coming from or going to the airport. The metro is also reasonably close by to get to where all the attractions are. Service was great. Room was clean. Bed was thankfully very comfy. Bathroom was fairly clean. Would stay here again!

Booked a vacation package through Groupon and the travel agency booked us here at the Holiday Inn…read more | l o c a t i o n | This hotel is in an OK neighborhood. It wasn't the best or worse. It was walking distance to a lot of restaurants and a market which was nice! Conveniently close to the bus and subway. Bus is down the block and is FREE! You can take the 85 bus straight to the Colosseum. Subway is about a 5 minute walk. You can buy a subway pass for €1.5 at the newspaper stand by the bus stop. | s e r v i c e | Everyone we encountered was very nice! Some spoke more English than others but they got the basics down where you can carry through a conversation. Two things that really stood out to me about this hotel was one, they provided nice, big umbrellas when it rained. And two, they loaned you a cell phone to use for FREE while staying with them! You can use it to call locally and to use the internet. It really came in handy! | r o o m | Our room was small but livable. [ - ] I didn't like that they pushed two twin beds together to make a bigger bed. You can feel where they joined and it was uncomfortable. [ + ] They provided a hair dryer. [ - ] No clock or fridge. If you want ice then you'll have to ask the front desk or bartender and they'll give you a small bucket. [ - ] Rough towels and small shower. | b r e a k f a s t | They have a breakfast buffet open from 730am - 10:30am. Food was pretty decent. For beverages they had different kinds of coffee and juices. I suggest the carrot one! For the hot breakfast they had "bacon" (which was really fried pancetta ), scrambled eggs, pancake, sausage and beans in tomato sauce. For the cold breakfast they had cereal, yogurt (must try!), cold cuts with cheese and fruits. Overall, our stay here at the Holiday Inn was good. We made the best out of it especially since we were on vacation. We've never had an issue with any of the workers. I would def come back again.

Daniella who own the B&B are absolutely fantastic. From the moment we contacted them online to book…read moreour room, to the day we (unfortunately) had to leave Roma, they were amazing hosts friendly, warm and very welcoming. Daniella speaks very good english and goes out of her way to make sure you have a great stay. The advice she gave about sightseeing and booking tickets was invaluable and helped hugely in avoiding large queues on the day we went to visit The Colosseum! We broke our trip with an initial 4-days in Rome and then we traveled down to the Amalfi Coast where we stayed for a large part of our 16-day trip. We hadn't booked our accomodation for our return trip to Roma, but after having such a great start to the holiday at B&B Bologna we asked Daniella if upon returning to Roma if we could book another room for the night. It was holiday season when we stayed (Aug/Sept) so Daniella was supposed to be taking her own break when we wanted stay, but instead they said they'd be happy to accommodate us. We were so grateful it saved us a lot of time and avoided any stress looking for an alternative place to stay which quite possibly didn't match the homeliness of B&B Bologna. We were in Italy for a total of 16-days and we can truly say Daniella absolutely made the trip for us. She (and husband Aldo) shared invaluable tips for sightseeing in Roma and it was great of them to share anecdotes and stories of her courting days in Capri! Our rooms on both occasions were just like staying in a large apartment. They were very clean, spacious with access to their own bathrooms and kitchens for breakfast and snacks at other times in the day. Both rooms had very comfortable beds and were quiet with relaxing decor. My partner and I want to say a HUGE thank you Daniella (and Aldo) for making our first stay in Roma together so wonderful. We would highly recommend anyone to stay at B&B Bologna. It's very accessible to all the main attractions, but is so wonderfully positioned that it also gives a real flavor of local Roma city life. Highly recommended!

Our favorite place to stay in all of Italy…read more Fulvia is fabulous. She could not be more attentive or thoughtful. She makes sure you have everything you need and then some. She will gladly do whatever she can to make your stay as wonderful as possible. She is so down to earth, totally overflowing with sunshine, and will make anyone incredibly comfortable; she truly made Rome that much more of a lovely, fascinating and amazing place for us. To wit: she gave us detailed instructions on how to get there and anywhere we wanted, responded quickly to any questions, printed things for us, checked back throughout breakfast to be sure we had enough of everything, gave us short cuts and insider info (she used to be a tour guide after all), personally made sure to get us settled in and tell us goodbye, she even went so far as to pick flowers and put them in our room for us. Fulvia's rooms are fabulous; modern and efficient use of space with great colors and textures to keep things airy and light. She gave us the choice to move into a bigger room if we wanted (at the same price) but we stayed right where we were because we loved it that much. The rooms are CLEAN CLEAN CLEAN with lots of fresh towels and linens. The bed is by far the most comfortable one we slept on compared to everywhere else we stayed. The room is laid out nicely with your own little table and chairs right in front of a generously sized window looking out into Rome. Lots of light when you want it and darkness when you want that too (shutter included). The location is fabulous; very easy to get to from the train station. There's a small grocery store in the train station, a laundromat a street or two over from Casa Romana, a Tabacchi shop literally across the street, restaurants within the same block and it is walking distance to pretty much all of Rome ..... we even walked back from Vatican City - it did take awhile, but we did not die trying to do it. You may occasionally hear sirens, but they never kept us from sleeping or interrupted our good times. (You also may occasionally hear your neighbor's door shut, but again, our sleep nor good times were ever interrupted.) Casa Romana is set up fabulously - 3 rooms and that's it - 3 rooms on the second floor that make up the corner of a building. They are all centered around a small hallway that contains a breakfast nook (complete with kitchenware for everyone to use) where Fulvia places breakfast around 8am each morning. However, you can get up when you want and have your breakfast - no timeframes and no weirdness at a table with uptight strangers. Just roll out of bed, walk 5 steps, grab your food, walk 7 steps back and sit down at your own pretty private table and enjoy! It is exponentially obvious how much Fulvia takes immense pride in Casa Romana - do not miss out on the chance to experience it.

Spend a weekend in Rome and experienced Fulvia's hospitality in Casa Romana, which is located…read moreperfectly close to Termini (railway station). The rooms are luxurious, clean and equiped with all necessary facilities to ensure a perfect and relaxed stay in a great city! Fulvia is very dedicated to make sure you enjoy your stay in Rome and gives a lot of information about the city and its highlights. She knows all the good restaurants where you can eat the original Italian cuisine and drink the best Italian coffee. I would recommend Casa Romana to every one who wants to visit Rome, Fulvia will make sure your stay in Rome will be one to remember! I know I'll be back in Rome again because I haven't seen all the amazing buildings and sites by far...and I know for sure that I will book my stay at Fulvia's!