Villino Elda

The metro is less than five minutes away on foot, with a quick ride to Roma Termini for trains and buses around the city. I felt safe in the neighborhood both day and night. We stayed in the yellow Matrimoniale com Bagno room, which was spacious, with a large bathroom, a great shower, a comfortable mattress, and split air conditioning. The hostel has four bedrooms, a dining room, a kitchen with all the appliances, and a large outdoor area. Everything was clean and organized. Flavio was incredible, very kind, friendly, and welcoming. I highly recommend him and the place!

Flavio was extremely friendly and served us breakfast with a great cappuccino. Our room was cozy, clean, and had a very comfortable bed. The shared bathroom's shower was a little small, though it wasn't a big issue for our few nights. The B&B is in a quiet part of Rome, just a couple of minutes from the metro. We'd definitely come back.

The garden is amazing, and Flavio was a wonderful host who helped us with anything we needed. He served the best cappuccino in the world, along with a croissant to die for. The villa is in a nice, quiet part of Rome, about five minutes from Metro C. The rooms were very clean and had everything we needed, including air conditioning, a TV, and privacy. A five-star B&B and a great alternative to Rome's expensive, crowded hotels.

The rooms are very cheap, so this might suit backpackers for one night, and the owner is very friendly. The bathroom walls and shower curtain were covered in mold, though, and the backyard looked abandoned. The parking situation is a joke: there is room for three cars, but if you're parked first, you have to wait for the car behind you to move before you can leave. If its driver isn't around, you may have to stay another night. You can leave your key with the hotel owner, but...