Le Rose di Bi B&B

The walls are so thin you can hear everyone, and the neighborhood isn't great. Our room was cleaned on the first day, but not on the following days. The internet was bad, though the woman there on our first day was really helpful, and the morning snack was good.

The area isn't especially nice, but getting around was easy since the place is close to the subway and within walking distance of everything. We found it clean, with a very comfortable bed and a great bathroom. Breakfast was excellent, with fruit, yogurt, bread, and cookies. The woman who welcomed us was friendly, gave us tips, and helped with whatever we asked. I'd definitely come back.

It's an old place, but clean. I had the third room with two single beds and found it fine. The landlady was very friendly and helpful. Finding the address on Google Maps is easy, but spotting the entrance takes some effort. There's no sign or advertising, just "Le Rose di Bi" on one of the top intercom buttons. The metro is around the corner, and you can walk to quite a lot. Even during 40°C weather, the room stayed bearable with the fan, so I didn't need air conditioning. If you do need it, the remote control costs €10 per day, which may feel a bit pricey. The toilet uses a noisy macerator, so they prefer guests not to put toilet paper in it, as you see in places with old sewers. The elevator looks old but worked fine and was fairly quiet on the third floor. Make sure you close all the doors, including the inner ones.

We ended up going out for breakfast. What was provided was packaged croissants and Nescafe, which we had to make ourselves. The bathroom had no bidet and smelled of sewer. I wouldn't recommend it.