If you think of a bed and breakfast and you see the foto of de room you might think of a nice place to stay. This was totally not the case. musty room, bad bathroom, rates to high and no breakfast.. we payed 95 euro

Stayed five nights in the 4 beds room. There is a market down the street and an Internet cafe in the same block. Supermarket is a 8 min walk, as is the Cipro metro station. Easy access to any part of Rome. Albatros is budget, but definitely OK for the travelers who rather spend their money outside of their place to sleep. Place should not be advertised as Bed&Breakfast though, as this raises too many expectations. It's more like a hostel in which you have your own locked room. Room and living room has airconditioning, windows are noise proof.

Although it is a stone's throw from the Vatican, this room really wasn't good for the money. The furniture was dated and very worn. We shared the apartment with a family and the children came and tried to open our bedroom door when we were sleeping. Very little privacy and one shared bathroom. It is NOT a typical B&B, although there is a shared kitchen with tea and coffee and biscuits.
The young man who checked us in was very helpful.

Myself, husband and 2 friends stayed here for a 5 day break, the location of the Albatros to The Vatican City is fantastic, it is only a few minutes walk to the metro so in great position to make the most of our days. It was out of the tourist area which made the evenings brilliant, as it was all local hospitality that we got and that couldn't have been better!
It was clean and basic, for the amount of time that we spent there it did the job. You even had a view of St Peter's from one of the bedroom windows which at night was amazing!!!
When you arrive make sure you try the apartment next door as well, as this is were the owner lives, or you could be waiting a while to get in!