Found this B&B on RomeBy.com and was a bit apprehensive about booking it for three nights. Arrived and was pleasantly surprised. The room was very nice, with an en-suite bath, and your breakfast is brought to your room every day. Staff does not speak a ton of English, but communication was not a problem. One convenient aspect is that it is only two blocks from the Castro Pretoria metro station, which if you plan on riding the metro, you get on BEFORE Termini, so it's usually less crowded as you start your day's journey. There are some fabulous pizzerias in the neighborhood, and since it is a bit off the normal 'tourist' path, there were quite a few locals eating there, too. Only about four blocks from the Termini. The worst part is the street noise. The rooms have excellent steel encased double-paned glass windows which can be opened/closed, and they reduce the street noise considerably, but unless you are a very heavy sleeper, the noise will be a problem for you. It dies down after midnight, but starts up again about 5:00 am. Breakfast was good, delivered to your room, and consists of package toast, fresh pastry, yogurt, orange juice and your choice of cappuccino, coffee or tea. No television or internet access. Good choice for budget accommodation, with no frills.

My mother and I went for a weekend in Rome and stayed in this cute BnB!
For 50 Euro we had a double room with an insuite washroom. The room was very spacious with a big wardrobe and a breakfast area. It was very clean. The owner was very nice and helped us with directions. We were a 5 minute walk from Termini Train Station, which brought us directly to the airport for 11 Euro!

I would highly recommend this lovely place to anyone wanting to visit Rome!

The only thing that we didn't like were the directions on how to get to the BnB...we got them on their website, and we tried to follow them, but got very confused and took us 30 minutes to find the place the first time.