I'm sorry to say this but honestly this is probably the worse hotel I've been to. Firtsly, the owner switched me to CK when I booked for Aenea's. Instead of being in Termini, I'm in a location where there is nothing around. Nevermind about that. Even Google Map gave a wrong address for this BB. So, referring to the address from Google Map, we waited for an hour outside the wrong address and decided to call the owner. She shouted to us on the phone, and when we arrived at the right one, the receptionist didn't even greet us, rather fuss about us referring to the wrong address! Our bag fell, and she didn't even bother help us picking it up. The room was a little too fancy but that's not the issue - it's really dusty! The rugs and floors were not cleaned properly. There were even dust on the pillows and plates!!!! WHAT? There was nothing good about this BB considering I had to pay 80 Euro per night!

I stayed at the CK bed and breakfast for two nights and found the place to be fine. We had originally booked Aenea's b&b but as there was a problem with the bathroom upon arrival we were moved into CK's instead. Location was good for arriving and departing to Rome as it is fairly close to the Termini train station and terravision bus stop that takes you to the airport. It was about 15-20 min walk to the Colloseum which was fine but a bit far from some of the other attractions, but still within walking distance - wherever you stay you'll never be close to everything as the tourist attractions are pretty spread out in Rome. You can use the metro or buses but we opted to just stick to walking. The area of the b&b admitedly seemed a little scruffy but then a lot of Rome was scruffy looking- the whole city seems to suffer from graffiti and other man made nasties; shame really. However we felt perfectly safe at all times of the day and night in and around CK b&b. Once inside the building it was clean and well maintained. The room we stayed in (no. 1) was large enough, clean, comfortable, well furnished and well presented and the en suite served its purpose. Breakfast consisted of an offering of cereal's, toast, yoghurts, cakes, juices and coffee. All of which you prepare yourself which I actualy think worked well as you could eat as much/little as you want and as fast or slow as you want meaning you can get out and start sight seeing quickly. Sure there is no reception or staff as such but then this doesn't pretend to be a hotel; its a comfortable bedroom with breakfast provided. If you're looking to stay in Rome and don't want to pay the earth for a room that you'll hardly spend any time in as you're going to be out all day enjoying the city, then I'd highly recommend staying here.

My husband and I spent 6 nights here in the Moroccan Room. We found the staff helpful and the room was fine for our needs. I agree with some of the comments here, but really think it depends on what you are looking for in accommodation. We wanted a place from where you could walk to the major sites, close to well-priced food and transport that we could go back to at the end of a long day and sleep. We got all of this. The breakfast was ok too.

The only real annoyance was the lack of consideration from other guests who were at times extremely noisy when arriving late at night, as well as the fact that the TV didn't work for one night, but this was fixed during our stay.

overall not pleased with our stay. i agree with the prior reviews. the b&b was in a dodgey area that you wouldn't want to walk around in at night. the b&b is essentially a few rooms in a appartment building. there is no reception.. just a desk and a hallway with 3 or 4 rooms. overall we did not feel very secure in the building. the room decoration was nice.