We stayed one night on our way to our villa. We had booked in advance and mentioned one child with special diet. They were so helpful and welcoming. As owners of a B&B ourselves we found no faults. The place was very clean and well presented and breakfast just what we needed. A great start to our half term holiday. Thanks, Claire White, Corratavey B&B, Ireland

This is a very nice family. I made the reservation directly with them for 60e. After we got settled, we walked around the corner and had a nice dinner at the father's restaurant. The room was large, nice bathroom, TV that only received Italian, small refrigerator, and firm bed. Breakfast included all packaged items and juice boxes, and a drink machine that made an assortment of coffee and chocolate drinks. They explained how to lock up the house and they arranged for the cab to pick us up at 5:30am. The cab was on time and got us to the airport for the prearranged 20e.

We stayed here one night having arrived late in Fuimicino. We arranged to meet Luana's father at his restaurant so he could let us in to the B&B. We even had a pizza at his place - pretty good. The B&B was very clean, comfortable and in the case of our room (with a loft), very spacious. The biggest disappointment was the breakfast, which was placed in our room the night before and consisted only of packaged breads and cakes. There was a cappuccino machine available for our use which was nice.

We stayed at Luana Inn for 5 nights. Usually we book 4 stars hotels but as we were attending a seminar for 4 full days, from 8 am until 12 pm each day!, we needed just a (cheap) place to sleep. Luana Inn was very basic indeed and cheaper than other hotel in the neighbourhood.. The hotel owner, Luana, gave us a kind of separate "dependance" which was a refurbished garage, I guess. The dependance had 2 very basic but spacious bedrooms and one bathroom, plus a small kitchen where we were not allowed to cook.
The all place was very poor furnished. I had the impressions that they recycled the old grandma furniture....We were quite disappointed at the beginning but I have to admit that - in spite of the poor furnishing - the place was clean. Also very quite in the night, which is very important to me and every day clean towels were provided.
The breakfast was a difficult issue. We had to walk outside through the garden to reach a tiny kitchen in the main house where we could find some coffee, milk or thee (everything from an automatic machine), pre packed croissants, pre packed toastsm pre packed juice and some jam, no butter. No fresh bread or fresh juice, no cereals, no fruit or eggs. As Luana lives somewhere else and the cleaning lady comes later on, nobody was there to help us to find spoons and cups. Also, it was not possible to eat in the kitchen, there was only a small sidetable, too tiny for 3 people, and no chairs. Thankfully, the weather was great so we could eat our prepacked toasts, outside in the garden, sitting at an old plastic table and repainted plastic chairs, enjoying all the street cats in the neighbourhood. (We loooove cats!)
We complained about the breakfast with the owner, Luana. She was very understanding and helpful. The next day, we found cereals, cheese, ham, butter, bread and croissant in our room. She even bought 3 new bowls for us to allow us to eat milk and cereals... The owner is a young, lovely and helpful girl trying to set up a B&B business. She is fine, but I guess a little bit unexperienced and she has still a lot to learn.
I would stay at the Luana Inn if you are looking for a cheap alternative for one night before leaving by plane from Fiumicino. I would not recommend this B&B for a long stay.
I will go back next year for an other 4 days seminar in Rome but I will definetely choose an other accomodation.