This place is NOT for you if you like to take one good vacation per year! It is far from all the major attractions and the verde room which we stayed in is particularly gaudy. The air conditioner takes ages to cool down the room and the overall entrance of the building is a put off.

I found this b&b very nice and cosy. The owner Tiziana is extremely kind and welcoming, the rooms are big and very well furnished and the breakfast is served on a big balcony. It is a little bit far from the city centre but the bus stops right in front of the building and the Vatican City is just a few stops away. I highly recommend this place.

I stayed at B&B San Pietro - Sep 2010

Pros
1. Good Value
2. Clean
3 Internet with one shared computer
4 Friendly staff
5 Supermarket near by called PAM
6 Own shower and Toilet
7 Own Cooker, Sink and Fridge (small)

Cons
1. Breakfast was not always early, considering nothing was fresh except the coffee
they could have left our breakfast in our rooms the day before so we could have break fast at anytime and go out at anytime. Once I waited and thought not worth the wait I am wasting valuble time in Rome and just brought breakfast.
2. It's was not that easy to find as it was a flat in an appartment block - so you can't see a sign from the street.

The B&B was about 10 to 15 mins walk from the tube station which is ok, not too far.
You kept the key until you left unlike some where you have to give the key back everytime you go out, not sure if that is a pro or con - you have the feeling of more freedom but then with pick pockets maybe its a good idea not to have the keys.

My partner and I, who are in our early 20's, decided to spend 4 nights in Rome for my birthday at the beginning of October. We went with an open mind about the B&B and were very happy with what we found!

When we first arrived, at around midday, we found the addrdess looked more like office blocks that a B&B. It took a few minutes to find the right door to the entrance, and then there was nobody there to let us in. After phoninh the number on the door and waiting for about half an hour, we were greeted by the owner. She was very apologetic for not being there upon our arrival, and took us straight to our room which was very clean and tidy. She had laid out some very helful information for us, including bus routes around the city and some nice places to eat.

We were told that we could have breakfast brought to our room at either 8.30am or 10.30am, and the food was very nice - a variety of bread and toast, croussaints and yoghurts.

We were also very pleased with the bath / shower which was powerful with nice hot water. We had a small balcony and air con, which we found is better than opening the window overnight - we were eaten by mosquitos on the first night!

The best way to travel around we found to be the Metro. It was very cheap (compared to the UK) and the closest station was a 5 minute walk from the B&B.

Our overall stay at the B&B was very pleasant, and we would definately recommend it to anybody looking for a cheap stay in Rome!