Pleasant B&B run by a nice family on the northern outskirts of Rome. Staying at the Villa Rome offers an interesting glimpse of living in suburban Rome. Rooms are all detached from each other and they reminded me somewhat of in-law apartments. Very pleasant large common area that serves as the breakfast room and also includes a kitchen where one can prepare their own meal if desired. House grounds are well-kept and there is a pool that guests can use. Would be nice to relax outside on a summer evening but the mid-March weather was not conducive to a swim! Getting to the city is not an issue but one would probably only want to make the trip once per day. Villa Rome is perhaps a two minute walk from the Ottavia Station on the FM3 suburban train line which takes you direct to the Vatican (San Pietro), connects with the Metro (Valle Aurelia) or directly to to the Trastevere neighborhood of Rome. Trains are frequent throughout the day, roughly every fifteen minutes until after the evening rush hour. The 907 bus is probably a better option for returning in the evening after 9:00, It leaves from the Cipro Metro station and stops on Via Trionfale in front of the Ottavia train station. There is also an overnight bus (N6) that plies a similar route. A very enjoyable stay with the only negative being that the WiFi signal needs to be stronger (probably needs a router added in the breakfast room).
