I was happy that my room and the house was very clean and tidy. It had a feeling of home in it, not the usual feeling of 'putting up a night in a hotel'. The area is peaceful and relatively quiet compared to central Rome, as it is in the suburbs of Trastevere (which happens to be a charming part of the city). I really would like to thank the host, Gianfranco for his hospitality, the good breakfast conversations, and his tips for getting around.

The owner, Gianfranco and his assistant, Ovidio, could not have been more welcoming if they had invited us into their own home! The rooms were of a good size and very clean. As a partially disabled person, the quality of the beds are usually a problem for me - but not on this occasion. The location, in Trastevere, was ideal. One can walk into Rome centre, get a train or a tram or bus. The area has plenty of shops, bars and restaurants within easy distance. Although on the main road, noise was not a problem - which is unusual in Rome! Perhaps the only drawback is the shared bathroom, but only three rooms had use of each bathroom, so not too bad. I shall certainly recommend this place and use it again myself.

Stayed at this guest house for 4 nights on recommendation from a friend and was not disappointed. Gianfranco and Ovidio really bent over backwards to make me and more importantly, my mother, feel at home and welcome, supplying mother with endless cups of tea and coffee on request and providing a really homely atmosphere.
Rooms are pristine and beds are comfortable, same goes for the bathroom, and free Wi-Fi was a nice surprise. The location is really quite good even if it's not smack bang in the centre (Rome's centre is hugethough), just a few minutes from Trastevere Station and the tram leading up to the other side of the river, for the price per night this place is great. The owner is a real modern hotelier, unlike many others in Italy!