This lovely bed & breakfast is sheer comfort ! The beds are like sleeping on a cloud. After a long flight from the U.S., we were so glad to have a soft, quiet place to lay our heads. The hospitality was warm and welcoming. We even had the luxury of a ride from the airport to our b&b...with a surprise stop at the Trevi Fountain. The location is within a few blocks of the beautiful Borghese Museum/gardens. A few minutes walk to many bus stops. Our room was a moderate size, but extremely clean and quiet. It was refreshing to have a continental breakfast before starting our day. The owners were very friendly and helpful. We appreciated all the special advice we were given as first time travelers to Rome. Would most definitely stay at Domus Pinciana again, and recommend it to everyone.

Overall we just loved this place. The only negative thing was that when we arrived at 11:30 pm the gate was locked and no one answered when we called, so we had to call the telephone number. After that the guy with the keys arrived in some 5 minutes. He tried to apologize and explain but since it was in Italian we did not understand much. Apart from that everything else was great. It's a lovely quiet place in a quiet street right in the center. The room was spacious enough, clean and with all the conveniences we needed, including an air conditioner and hair dryer. Elena the receptionist was very nice and helpful. Breakfast was quite nice too. We even had WiFi available for free. Water in the fridge was also a nice bonus. If we were to come back to Rome we would definitely stay there again!

This B&B is so nice and comfortable, it was my first time to Rome.
So far I've been to Rome for more than 3 times, I always always try to book this B&B. But it's always fully booked.
If you schedule your trip in advance, try this one, it is really so nice!

We stayed here for three nights of our honeymoon, and it was great. Our room and bathroom were quite large. The staff was friendly and helpful, and the breakfast was simple but tasty (yogurt, croissants, coffee and juice). They also gave us free water, which was great for all our days of walking around and sightseeing. The room had a safe and a refrigerator as well. (The only drawback was the handful of mosquitoes in our room, due to the open windows. Italian mosquitoes are tough!)

The location was good for us - it was on a quiet street near the Via Veneto neighborhood, and it was about a 10- or 15-minute walk to the nearest metro stop, which was very useful. It was also a quick walk to the Spanish Steps and the Trevi Fountain.

We would definitely return to Domus Pinciana.