We stayed at the Wanderlust Apartment for three weeks in February 2016…read more Emmanuele and the staff from From Home to Rome were very helpful, professional and available. They provided a crib and highchair on our request which was immensely helpful with 2 year old daughter. All communications were clear and quick, in perfect English. Our deposit was refunded quickly after our departure. Emmanuele arranged transportation to and from the airport and also helped with information about a day trip outside of Rome. We really appreciate his help and professionalism.

I have been using From Home to Rome to book my apartments in Rome for at least seven or eight…read moreyears. Because I try to move around to get to know the city better, I am well-acquainted with the business, and I have come to know Sara and Emanuele, the principals who keep things working. When I book an apartment - usually twice a year - I ask for recommendations depending on my likes and needs. Sometimes I am alone, for example, sometimes with friends who share the place with me. I really don't have favorite places: they have all been excellent, in fact, so good that I recommend FHTR to anyone who is planning a visit to Rome. I know that they will be taken care of (and will thank me for it!).

Wonderful staff that treats you like family! Cute bed rooms that are all artistic and different…read more They have a nice and simple breakfast. Very helpful and they offer a food tour. We felt very safe as the building entrance was locked as well as the actual hotel. Will go back someday

The Gli Artisti is an adorable little B&B in the perfect location. Right next to the metro and you…read morecan see the Vatican from the street. My boyfriend and I arrived in Rome late. Our flight arrived at midnight, but through the Gli Artisti, we were able to book a driver for 50€, which I think is pretty reasonable. A taxi taking you into the city would cost about the same. And our driver was so nice and funny. The drive (and the driver) arranged through this B&B was the perfect way to start off our trip. We got there at like 1:30 AM, which we were nervous about initially because we didn't know whether we could check in this late to a B&B, but they asked when our flight would arrive and were there to greet us. The room was perfect, the bed comfortable, private bathroom and clean towels every day. You literally get a set of keys, one for your room, one for the door to the rooms, one to the breakfast room, and one to the front door. So I also felt very safe here! There's also an elevator so you don't have to worry about carrying your luggage upstairs. And of course, free wifi. We were given a map and were given some great suggestions about places to visit, routes to take, and restaurants to eat at. We checked off nearly every place he suggested and were so happy with our experience(s)! Breakfast is included and it is self-serve. You get access to the breakfast room where there is coffee, tea, toast, cereals, and other breads. In the fridge there was milk and several different juices, cheese and ham, yogurt, and butter. They also have some fresh fruit. Really everything you'd need for a B&B breakfast. This was the perfect B&B in Rome. I'd recommend it highly!

This location was perfect for us. We could walk to so many places as well as having a bus stop near…read moreby. They met us on time and were easy to connect with. The host gave us lots of good tips and a local map with marked out destinations and their office location. There were a few things that needed updating and maybe a few items that just needed to be gotten rid of like the dollar store pink heart shaped candles that were on the counters. It was clean and all the things we needed for a great stay. It even had a laundry room. It's worth mentioning that there was a small store just feet from the entrance if you are traveling on a dime or just want some fresh fruit and bottled water.

We loved this hotel and this little seaside town as our exit point with easy access to FCO morning…read moreflights. We dropped a car off the night before so we could take a taxi and not bother with the car on the day of our flight. We had a delicious dinner in the restaurant downstairs and the best gelatos of our trip up the street.

Lovely hotel in the perfect location. Excellent Access to the beach and many restaurants, cafés and…read morebars. Nice breakfast of pastries, variety of breads, fresh fruit, variety of cold cuts, variety of cheeses. Very nice breakfast room attendant will offer you an espresso or cappuccino if you'd like. Our Room was on the quiet side of the hotel and could still see the beach. Hotel does not have dedicated parking lot. You can park on the street but will take a bit of patience to locate a spot. Beds were comfortable. Don't let the fact that it's next door to a McDonald's turn you off. Would definitely stay here again and recommend as it is an excellent value.

This is absolutely worth it! I took a private tour with two friends back in 2005 and I am so…read morethrilled to find them again! (Their website address changed) I am just sad I didn't rediscover them on my last trip to Rome a few summers ago. Marco was our guide and he was lovely, informative and it's a great option to do on one of your first days to get an overview of the city before you visit any specific sites. It's a family owned business and cannot wait to go back and use them again.

Very well, our flight got delayed 6 hours and they managed to still pick us up and figured out how…read moreto make sure they were there on time. The driver was very friendly and recommended many tips while in Rome.

This is a tiny train station for the beautiful Italian hilltop town Tivoli. When departing Tivoli,…read morethe self-service ticket machine to purchase train tickets is near the door. Ensure you validate your ticket (green and white boxes located at the train platform) before getting on the train. I found two machines attached to the exterior wall on Platform One. Inside the station, one tv screen shows in the lobby displays arrivals and the other tv displays departures. The station is clean, simple, and efficient. The Trenitalia app is bad. There is an office but no one is available to assist with difficult-to-understand timetables. The Trenitalia website is the easiest source of information, There is parking in the front of the station for people to pickup and drop off train riders. I never saw cabs at the train station.

We chose this hotel for its location, to make getting to the airport for our return trip home…read moreeasier (than staying in central Rome). Lovely location right across from the sea. Our room was spacious, clean, and had doors opening onto the patio (see my photo). Breakfast was good, and we were able to take a shuttle to the airport the next morning. Staff was very helpful... I inadvertently forgot to return the keys to our previous hotel. The receptionist at Hotel del Mare graciously agreed to take it to the post office for us, and we reimbursed her for the postage plus some extra for her trouble. Also, got a great recommendation for dinner.

My wife and I booked Hotel del Mare as an airport hotel so that we could rest a bit before flying…read moreback to Canada after a wonderful three weeks of honeymooning in Italy. We had tried to book the hotel's shuttle bus to pick us up at FCO after taking the train there. I had sent an email to them the night before we were to arrive, but I didn't hear anything back by the time we were leaving Florence the following morning. Before we left we got the very kind staff at our hotel in Florence to try to help arrange it, but between the language barrier and/or Hotel del Mare having rules about only picking up people flying into FCO, it didn't work out. We just ended up getting a cab (25 euro). The location of the hotel has an unbeatable view of the beach, which is just across the street. The neighbourhood feels like it would be pretty rundown if it didn't have airport and beach goers supporting it, but it certainly didn't seem dangerous. The beach itself is fairly long, and is made up of a series of man made coves and breakwaters. In typical Italian style, it was a bit dirty with way too much litter, at least the public sections we were on. Hotel del Mare isn't huge, with just two storeys, but it has a nice rooftop patio with about a dozen cabana chairs and even a small hot tub. Our room was a decent size and the bed was the Italian "queen-sized", aka. two twins pushed together. However, the AC was all but non-functioning. After a couple hours it hadn't cooled down the room so we talked to the front desk staff about it. After they investigated, they couldn't get anyone to come by at that point in the evening, and we were SOL. There were no rooms that we could move to, but we were able to get an old fan from the front desk that combined with an open window to keep the room survivable, if not very comfortable. The front desk staff was really cool about letting us print off our boarding passes. They didn't have a business centre, but just let me use their computer for a few minutes. Breakfast was served just off the main entryway and was what by then had become a familiar sight: cornetti, fruit, yogurt, some sweets, and cheese, cold cuts and bread for making sandwiches. They did have a panini press for your own use, which was kind of neat. We scheduled our shuttle ride the night before (18 euro, paid in cash to the driver), and it was a fairly quick drive there. It certainly wasn't the highlight of our trip, but the nice, helpful staff kept it from being a disaster, so that's worth something.