“No need to look further!”

We found this B&B via Trivago. Ofcours i've looked it up first on tripadvisor before booking it. We were very surprised, it was so nice. It was fully booked on our first night so they gave us the bordeaux room. (Normaly for 4 persons) everything was nice and clean. Shower was a bit small. Then t… more

We found this B&B via Trivago. Ofcours i've looked it up first on tripadvisor before booking it. We were very surprised, it was so nice. It was fully booked on our first night so they gave us the bordeaux room. (Normaly for 4 persons) everything was nice and clean. Shower was a bit small. Then they gave us the black room. I personaly loved that room. The tiles in the shower is 'to die for' But, if you need wifi don't ask for this room. Breakfast in bed every morning!! Thank you to Stefano again for taking good care of us!! (And the rest of the staff ofcours!)

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“Great place but sad breakfast. Superb location!”

My husband and I booked a Casa di Maurizio Bed & Breakfast for 2 nights (19th and 20th October 2017) for our first trip to Rome and Italy. The location is excellent. 5 minutes walking distance from bus stops that would take us to all the attractions and most central areas. The room was clean and we… more

My husband and I booked a Casa di Maurizio Bed & Breakfast for 2 nights (19th and 20th October 2017) for our first trip to Rome and Italy. The location is excellent. 5 minutes walking distance from bus stops that would take us to all the attractions and most central areas. The room was clean and well equipped with a nice bathroom, little balcony (was too cold to keep open so did not try), a TV, mini bar, free wifi and even an iPad (we did not use it). Most attractions were easily accessible by buses that left from a bus stop called Boncompagni which was 5 minutes away. There were taxis easily available too. The area was very upscale and had a lot of really good eateries. Stefano was of great help and very friendly with directions, suggestions, getting us in touch with taxi drivers etc. On our last day he even allowed us to leave our valuables and luggage in the property after we checked out to leave for the Vatican. We got back late night and could wait/doze in his dining area on a comfortable sofa where no one disturbed us until our taxi came and picked us up. A special thanks to Stefano for this! He served us breakfast himself on a tray both mornings. Unfortunately the spread was disappointing. The coffee was really pretty bad considering we had great coffee everywhere in Italy. There was a small cake, croissant, packed biscuit and a glass of juice. Wasn't adequate. This is perhaps their only area where improvement is needed. Rest everything was top class including location and amenities. Stefano's employee, a young smart Bangladeshi gentleman named Palash deserves a special mention here as he gave us a lot of assistance finding places ad routes on the map. The best part was that he arranged for a Mercedes Benz taxi that picked us up from the property at 2am sharp and took us to Leonardo da Vinci Fiumicino airport far far away at only 40 euros. It was unbelievable. Thanks Palaash - Dhonnobaad!! All others had quoted 70+ euros for such a late night drive. Very close to most attractions such as Piazza Venezia, Spanish Steps, Piazza Navona, all shopping areas and some fabulous eateries. We had a lovely stay. Thanks Stefano and Palaash - Grazie Mille!!!

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“Good location ans very italian☺”

Stayed here for 6 nights in June. The staff are very friendly and helpful and the rooms are spacious. There's a small balcony were you can sit and enjoy a drink while relaxing after sightseeing. The beds are comfortable and the bathroom big enough. We had the shower in the bedroom. Breakfast is se… more

Stayed here for 6 nights in June. The staff are very friendly and helpful and the rooms are spacious. There's a small balcony were you can sit and enjoy a drink while relaxing after sightseeing. The beds are comfortable and the bathroom big enough. We had the shower in the bedroom. Breakfast is served either in your room or in the common room, your choice. The cleaning wasn't the best but you'll survive☺

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“Great room, but location, location, location....”

Spent 7 nights here with my boyfriend. First time in Rome. Location: I was a bit worried about the location beforehand. We did walk the entire time, and it was not exactly a problem, but after a long day of walking it was not ideal to have to walk all the way "home" (approx 30 minutes from down-do… more

Spent 7 nights here with my boyfriend. First time in Rome. Location: I was a bit worried about the location beforehand. We did walk the entire time, and it was not exactly a problem, but after a long day of walking it was not ideal to have to walk all the way "home" (approx 30 minutes from down-down town). Especially since we spent 7 nights in rome we got a bit tired of it, and it was not all that fun after a long day of walking in the Vatican museums... Walking to Galleria Borghese, Piazza del Popolo and Spanish steps is no problem. Next time we'll stay more down-town. The room: +It was clean and rather big, as compared to your standard hotel rooms. There is a refrigerator and a safe (!). Hairdrier in the bathroom. -We had two issues: The shower head was abosolutely not clean - acutally a bit nasty... Also, the matress is one of the hardest I have ever encountered. Due to my back-issues this was terrible, but we found a duvet in the cupboard and made a "MacGyver-solution" :) Service & Breakfast: Experience the real Italian breakfast! Cappuchino and croissant (warm!). Also some other cakes and plastic packed toasted "bread" and jam. Note that they will knock on your room to serve it around 8.30... You can find all sorts of cafes in the neighbourhood if you prefer. TIP: You can ask for any other breakfast if you like, I think they can fix almost anything (e.g. eggs and "normal" bread)... Other practical information: Check-in: Stefano will leave you a note on the entrance with a number to call. You can also find this telephone number on the b&b's webpage (just google it and you'll find it). We believe he lives just around the corner, so even though we came in fairly late (around 21.00) he came within a few minutes. FYI: Check-out is 11.00 Payment: They accept card (we used VISA credit card). One of the people will contact you to fix the payment (the day before check-out), if not, just talk to one of the two guys who runs the place. Language: The two men speak decent english, so communication is no problem. Getting here: We took taxi in (since it was late and dark), but took the train back to the airport upon our departure. Approx. 20-25 minutes walk to Termini (with luggage).

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