My partner and I stayed here for 2 weeks and had a great time. As other reviews have said, this is a basic hotel (small rooms, basic furnishing, no elevator) but the bed was comfortable, the room clean and the owners very friendly. Unlike some other small hotels like this, the owners don't try to skimp on the small things (good quality toilet paper, 2 bath sheets each, as much food at breakfast as you want and so on). Breakfast was very generous by Italian standards as it included cheese, salami and ham. There was Hero jam, Nutella and generous amounts of butter and most days we could help ourselves from a bowl of fresh fruit. I didn't find the neighbourhood at all unsavoury. Via Bixio is a quiet street with little traffic though pedestrian traffic (with talking) starts early. It's about a 15 walk to the Coliseum and only 2 blocks from the Metro, so the location is good. If you stay here, 2 things to know. One is that if you arrive at Termini Station (the airport train arrives here), take the Giovanni Giolitti exit which is right where the airport train arrives and you'll save yourself a lot of walking. And the 810 bus from right outside the Manzoni Metro station (2 blocks) takes you right to the centre of things past the Coloseum and Forum to Piazza Venezia.

The location is good since it is close to some of the major attractions and public transport is easily accessible. The room was small but clean. The bathrooms are tiny and a bit run down. For Italian standards the breakfast was OK. The owners are friendly and helpful. But beware that they do not speak English, so conversations can be a bit difficult.

A warm welcome awaits you at this hotel which is run by a lovely family. We stayed one night having been through a bad experience in another hotel up the road (ConteVerde) Rooms clean, en-suite, towels provided, free wi-fi and a superb breakfast. Using google translate helps to communicate if Italian isn't your first language!

Very close to the main train station, about a five minute walk. This means that the neighborhood is not the greatest in Rome, but I didn't feel unsafe, it's just pretty dirty on the streets. The hotel has no elevator, only stairs. It's only three levels high, but this is frustrating with a lot of bags. The rooms are fine, clean and beds are comfortable. The towels aren't great though. To get in and out, you have to buzz and have the front door opened by one of the family. The wifi doesnt work on the top floor, but works well down in the lounge. The breakfast is basic and brought out by the mother, it's the same everyday and there are no choices.
The family are very helpful though, and gave us lots of suggestions and help. Overall, clean and comfortable place to sleep, but basic.