We were looking for a great priced stay that had good reviews and was in a convenient location. Buongiorno Roma provided that for us. Patrizia was a wonderful hostess for our stay and even offered to come pick us up at Termini (the train station) when we first arrived. This helped us immensely as we were able to get our bearings of the area and see the Yellow Line train that we needed to take to get to and from the bed and breakfast (which provided a quick and easy ride for us right back to Termini).

Buongiorno Bed and Breakfast is located in what is considered an ethnic neighborhood, but we had no fear of our safety even at night. Everyone was friendly in the area and helpful. It gave an interesting view of a part of Rome I hadn't seen before. We were near several wonderful eateries. While they didn't necessarily know English they knew Patrizia (who called ahead for us) and were extremely gracious in bridging the gap in language. There is even a gelataria located just around the block. Walking to the restaurants was easy and again, there was no fear for our safety even at night.

The breakfasts would be considered "continental," but the selection is most definitely Italian. We sought out a couple of the items and brought some back with us. Great coffee too! The red apple juice was a favorite as well.

Like I said, taking the Yellow Line to Termini was easy where you have to take a quick hike to the subway and easily reach other destinations around the heart of Rome. We got the Roma Pass and used it for metro travel using both the subway and yellow line back to the bed and breakfast. The tobacco shop nearby can also provide train tickets. Don't forget to validate them.

The Yellow line also passes right through the well preserved, ancient Porta Maggiore. Well worth a stop between Termini and the bed and breakfast.

If you need to do laundry, there is a laundromat nearby, but they are full service and can be considered a little more pricey than a self-service laundromat. Either way, it was convenient for us.

The elevator to get up to the top floor to Buongiorno Roma was an interesting experience. Small and unique. I also enjoyed sitting in the window in the bedroom and watching the Roman neighborhood come to life. It's quite an interesting experience all around.

Patrizia also offered to take us back to Termini for our outbound journey to Napoli. She didn't have to and I know she isn't always able to, but it was greatly appreciated. Unfortunately we got caught in a Roman traffic jam (rush hour) and Patrieza rushed us to the nearest yellow line station to get us on our way. By the way....a note to Patrizia: We caught our train to Napoli just in time!!

One of the best places to stay in Rome. The B&B is very clean,quiet,and has big rooms with private bathrooms.Has good internet access.Continental breakfast.It's only about 15 minutes by tram to Termini (not a long journey to the centre at all).If you plan to stay for a few days and do some cooking by yourself (you will find everything necessary for that in the kitchen) then there is a big Carefour supermarket to buy good quality food,wine, etc.at very good prices about 400 metres away. The small food shops in the area (Pigneto) are open untill late in the evening (10-11pm) which is also a plus if you return late after sightseeing (in the city centre the shops usualy close at 7:30-8pm).There's also lot's of cafes and pizzerias in the area. But of course the most important of all and what came as a good surprise for me is the hospitality of Patrizia. It is SUPERB !!! She is always willing to help you out in everything you need. And will surely make your stay in Rome absolutely exceptional!

Yevgeny,Moscow

Patrieza was very helpful, the rooms were clean and nice. The location was a ways from the center and took a while to get to the main tourist attractions. She recommended a great Pizzeria close to the hotel. The neighborhood seemed dodgy at first, but we liked getting away from the tourist spots.

Word to the wise. Don't pay more than 10-15 euro to get from the train station to the hotel. If you hear noisy bustling in the morning for breakfast (the rooms are not sound proof) wait until they're gone. Patrieza had her family over for breakfast, which apparently we interrupted. They let us know with a few long glares when she moved a few of them from the table. Little Awkward.....

I have been in this B&B several times now and have returned just yesterday from a five days visit. The consistency of good cleanliness, service, value-for-money and rooms remains very high. The location surroundings varies from very pretty to less, remains nevertheless fantastic in terms of connectivity, good shopping value, great bargains, without mentioning the opportunity it offers anyone who wishes to forge really good and genuine contacts. At less than 2km away from the Roman walls and 3km from the central Rail Stations (Termini) BR B&B is an excellent value for money place to be in, taxis pick up is never a problem and the owners are very protective towards their guests and provide invaluable information against any taxi driver prone to take advantage of foreigners. Patrizia & Nicoleta will do anything to ensure your permanence is comfortable and memorable, a brilliant source of information for cultural and social events and extremely kind people. Each time I return I always find a little improvment. In times of recession they seem to be standing the test of time, furthermore they take on board any constructive feedback. Very very good. OCL Raanaas