The owner is vey rude. The place is small like my bedroom only sectioned off. You arent allowed to talk after midnight or the owner comes and tells you to stop talking because the other guest will hear you which is ridiculous because you are on vacation and not really wanting to sleep but to experience all of Rome, both... More

The only thing going for this hotel is its location, if the area you plan to visit is within the Vatican. The place is a short 5 minute walk to the Vatican The coordinator of this B&B is helpful. But aside from this, there is nothing good in this B&B. The room is small (we reserved for 3), the carpeting... More

The receptionist who met us at the top of the stairs never offered to help carrying cases,probably because he was blind drunk and couldn't keep his eyes open. The shower was probably the smallest we have ever encountered,at its widest point the entrance was exactly 12 inches.They rationed toilet paper,which you had to request every time you wanted a refill,towels... More

We had a great time at the Vatican Holiday B&B - once we found it!! It took us two hours walking up and down Via Andrea Doria and when we eventually found it, there was simply a tiny plaque on the wall to say the name of the B&B. My tip is to look at the numbers of the properties... More

The B&B is within walking distance of vatican city and two metro stations - Ottaviano and Cipro. Outside, the sign for the hotel is hard to see as it is actually on the wall. The B&B is an apt. turned into very small rooms. Our room was right next to the entrance and opposite the reception area and we didn't... More

Essentially old and modest accommodation, very clean, convenient and quietly located with a very big and comfortable bed.The room had a fridge which was very useful.The greatest asset to this accommodation was Michael who met us when we arrived.I had read the negative comments about access after hours and had e mailed prior to arrival.It was my error that we... More

Good points: 1) situated not too far from Vatican, so you can manage to go there by walking 2) close to metro (underground) station 3) daily market of fresh fruits & vegetables on pavement 4) nice helping staff 5) renovated rooms interior Bad points: 1) far from historic center of Rome 2) breakfast is composed of a hot drink, a... More

We arrived around lunchtime and had no problem finding the apartment block door & buzzer on Via Andrea Doria, as all the doors/houses are numbered. Although we had to move to the 2nd apartment block on Viale Giulio Cesare (about a 5min walk with luggage), it's actually a great spot right next to a subway stop and sooo close to... More