The B&B is very modern, conveniently located and extremely small. We walked everywhere, except when we went to the MAXXI museum (new modern art museum) and to the train station. I have to share that our room was the smallest we had during a five week trip, even smaller than the room we had on the cruise ship we boarded from Rome (we had a room with a balcony on Princess). The minimal breakfast was packaged croissants, practically vending machine breakfast. Our main complaint was having to meet the owners at their family store to pay for the room. It took about 30-45 minutes out of our day, and seemed a bit unorganized. For that reason I ranked them lower on service.

We chose little queen as from experience when you visit amazing citys like rome you do not spend time in your hotel so there is no point paying rome prices or staying anywhere fancy.
Little queen in excellently located that you can walk everywhere, its quite (very little street noice) and its got all you need to stop at for some kip, clean up and get out exploring again.
Simone is an interesting characture, it took a few minutes to get hold of him and for him to let us in (he seems quite the entroprenure) but he spent plenty of time with us giving us recomendations and showing us where to go. As we were the only people there we had a choice of all 3 rooms, however they seem all very much the same. The rooms are basic, semi comfortable bed, good bathroom and a little tv if needed. Breakfast consists of very a very well planned little system in the hall area, there is breads, fruit etc on offer however i found the breads to be stale and the milk extreamly potent which didnt impress to much however i knew from previous reviews its not B&B like in the uk and im not really a breakfast person anyway, in rome you can eat amazing food all day just walking down the street.
for people like us who come on holiday to see the world and not hotels so just need somewhere well located and plesent enough to spend the eveing in this is it.

Little Queen B&B is perfect refuge in the middle of old Rome. We rented two of the B&B's three rooms in August 2010. The rooms and baths have been remodeled in hip-modern style. The rooms are located on the first floor of a building in the Jewish Ghetto. (The very nice owner. Simone, lives in an apartment upstairs and owns an upscale clothing shop a block away.) The B&B's location in the Ghetto could be the most perfect for sightseeing in Rome: 1) you are centrally located to all of Rome’s attractions, 2) the Ghetto is closed to car traffic, so it is very quiet and pedestrian friendly, 3) Largo Argentina is just one block away, and is a where all the central busses and trams converge. It was there we could pick up the tram to take us into Trestevere, the express #40 bus to the Vatican or train station, or cabs for the airport for more distant locals, and 4) almost every attraction is within walking distance. There are a couple of famous pastry shops nearby, several specialty store in Campo di Fiori, and many well regarded restaurants and trattorias within a 10 minute walk. There was also a large grocery store two blocks to the southwest towards the river. Ask Simone for directions to a secret trattoria a block away (no signs of any kind mark the entrance) filled only with locals. If you've read David Downie's book on Roman cooking, several of the restaurants he recommends are within walking distance of the Little Queen. Indeed, there was a copy of his Rome restaurant book in the little library in the foyer of the LIttle Queen. A simple breakfast was either in your room or at a table in the foyer (remember there are only three rooms), but those pastry shops are only 25 yards away around the corner. Yum. We were able to walk to all the Rome sites, but used bus #40 to get to the Vatican (to the east) and the train station to the west to save our legs getting to Bernini's Ecstacy of St. Teresa and the Borghese Museum. This was my sixth trip to Rome, and the Little Queen has had the best location and room quality for the value. You'll pay the same for a lot of dumps in hotels. Remember that this is a B&B, and you may not see Simone except when you arrive and leave, unless you stop over at his store. If you are a high maintenance tourist, go to a hotel. But even if this is your first Rome trip, if you are comfortable exploring on your own, I can recommend the Little Queen without reservation.

Great home base for exploring all parts of Rome. Its not a fussy B&B type experience where you sit in a common dining room with other travelers. It was perfectly private, had just what we needed and nothing extra. Great wifi connectivity, no stairs involved, very comfortable bed, quiet street near the Bernini turtle fountain. Proprietors were available when you needed them, but not present when you didn't. Just a great experience. Thanks!