When we arrived at B&B I tre pupazzi, we were greeted by Giovanni who gave us a very warm welcome. Giovanni spent a lot of time with us showing us places to go, streets to walk down & the nicest places to eat which was greatly appreciated. After our first day, we did not see Giovanni again, but this was not a problem as a mobile was left for us to call him (saved us using our own) if we needed anything.
The rooms were basic, comfortable and catered for your every desire. You only need a place to put your head down at night anyway. Rooms were cleaned every day & we had fresh towels every day. The only bad point was the shower was not that powerful (personal taste) and we could have done with having some blinds up against our room door as when people come in & turn the light on we were disturbed.
Breakfast was average, toast, cereal (suggest maybe a wider selection of cereal as only cornflakes available) fruit, teat coffee, enough for what you wanted.
The location was perfect, 2 minute walk to the Vatican & in very close proximity to all walking routes in Rome!!

I stayed here with my boyfriend for a few days in March 2011. It was wonderful! The room was very clean and a good size, and nicely decorated. The shared kitchen was nice and the breakfast in the morning had the basics - toast, nutella, fruit, juice, coffee, etc.
Giovanni emailed me several days before arrival to confirm our arrival time. Like others have said, the place is a little hard to find. Just keep an eye out for two big brown doors with a small listing of residents - on it you'll find a little piece of paper that says B&B 300. It's up about three flights of stairs, but there's an elevator if you want it.
The location is fantastic. Steps away from St. Peter's and the Vatican. Giovanni was kind enough to give me a map of the area and point out things to do and his favorite spots. He also directed us to the shuttle stop for the airport, which is about a 5-10 minute walk.
The next time I'm in Rome, I will definitely be returning to the B&B 300. I can't say enough good things about it.

Information says "continental breakfast" However, you have to make your own coffee. They simply provide some bread, juice, fruit, milk and ground coffee. Not even a pitcher with water.
Not air conditioner, and it is hot in Rome in September. Just a fan.
No hard soap. When I asked, I was told to use the hand wash on the bottle (on the sink )
I would not recommend it.

We arrived to such a warm welcome - Giovanni really made such an effort to welcome us to B&B i tre pupazzi! Giovanni contacted us before over email to give us directions and check arrival times, etc. Giovanni gave us a map of Rome and highlighted all the great little things to do in Rome that are not mentioned in the standard tour books!

We had such an amazing time here - the location was perfect - just next to the river, the vatican and a lovely street to get great Italian food. We were so close to the main City too - it was a great walk accross the river. The room we stayed in was large, clean and modern - the kitchen was full of breakfast food and lovely coffee!

When we come back to Rome we will definitely stay here again. If anybody is thinking of staying in Rome I would recommend this place!!