Okay so when we first got to this place the lady asked to be paid up front so know that in advance. She is so sweet! She took our bags and carried them around the corner which seemed a little shady but then she took us to this HUGE apartment on the top floor of this building looking out onto Via Nationale. It has a great bed and bathroom and a full kitchen and a great patio. This place made our experience so local we felt like we actually lived here. There is a grocery store conveniently down the street and you can save so much money doing this. The poor lady who owns the place dealt with all of my phone calls and us blowing a fuse and took care of EVERYTHING for us. Just have her number in your phone and you are solid. This place may seem expensive but its the same price as any hostel in town really. Great location too, would recommend to anyone. Oh and don't freak out but breakfast doesn't exist, its only called a B&B in Italy if you own less than 6 rooms.

The prize is a bit high, but not if you compare with the other B&B and related to the period the year (end of May).
The location is BRILLIANT! 5 minutes by walk from the tube station, 10 minutes from Roma Termini Station and minutes from "Altare della Patria" (Piazza Venezia) and not more than 20minutes to the other most important attraction of Rome.
The rooms are really nice, "warm" and comfortable, in particular the one in two levels, really nice for couple that stay there for quite “long” period. One of the room has a bathroom not inside room, it’s in the next door but only for you.
The breakfast is not English, it’s the typically Italian one with coffee, milk, juice and marmalade, so for me was perfect!
The owner are fine, they don’t create any problems. They just want you pay in cash, but I paid after 3 days so I could take out money form the cash machine in different times.

My judgment is EXCELLENT

The b&b is good for the price, well located to central area in Rome. My only concerns are:
- There is no sign in the building indicating that there is the b&b.

- The hot water was a real problem. The boiler is in the bathroom of one of the rooms, and use to stop often. If there is anyone sleeping there, the other rooms don´t have hot water in the tiny and poor shower. To take a bath in Rome was a mess and the husband of the owner was not too diligent in help us to solve the water problem.

- The owner was very persistent in order to make us pay in full by the first day of our stay, in cash (on Sunday), but this is the first time that a hotel/b&b or hostal try to charge me before the previous night of my departure. That won´t be a problem, if I had on Sunday the enough cash in euro to pay, but not. I ask her to let me exchange my dollars on Monday, because if I use a normal exchange office the commission could be too high (I recommend you to exchange in the postal office in Italy, they have lower commission rate and better exchange rates). She didn´t want to wait. But who cares, I pay when I could. It was my vacation, and I can´t let her to ruins it.

The other facilities and services was OK, including the breakfast that was served in the room every day, with milk and juice in the refrigerator.

Good price.