Rome Suites & Apartments Aurelia

Aurelia Home turned out to be a wonderful choice. The room and bathroom were spacious and clean, with a lovely view of real Rome, and the person who welcomed us was great. We had free bottles of water, a fridge, lots of towels, and a quiet, comfortable stay. I booked expecting some problems because I was trying to save money and only needed basic comfort, but I was pleasantly shocked. For getting around, the underground is 300m away and the bus stop is 30 m away. A 24-hours ticket for 7€ will get you around the city from Aurelia. There are several supermarkets 100 m away. After check-out, they let us leave our bags in the room for free; we checked out at 10:00 and picked them up at 12:30. This is a perfect place to stay in Rome, and we'll definitely book here again!

The ensuite room was sparkling clean, and I had a great one-night stay. The area has lovely locals, and the tourist spots are easy to reach by bus or train. The FCO airport shuttle is less than a five-minute walk away. I'd stay again.

We arrived much earlier than expected, but Rachelle and the housekeeping staff did all they could to let us in early. She was incredibly helpful, and communication before, during, and after the stay was brilliant. She answered all our messages and paid attention to every detail. The accommodation is very well kept and has great facilities, including a shared kitchen with a microwave, plates, cutlery, and a coffee machine. It's a bit far from the city center, but the metro and buses make it easy to get around. The Vatican is just a few bus stops away, and there's a night bus from a street about five minutes uphill. I'll definitely come back. You're doing a great job!

We were disappointed with the B&B. It was cold, even with the heater turned all the way up. I think the windows let the warmth out, and in the mornings the cold air was especially noticeable. The walls were so thin we could hear every sound from the neighbors. There was also a horrible sewage smell in both the bathroom and the room whenever water was turned on.