Sixtythree bed and breakfast

Easily accessible from the Termini. Clean, very helpful staff, even got to leave our luggage in the B&B until our flight left at 5.00 in the afternoon. So easy going - no hassle - great. Will stop again for the 3rd time - recommend it to anybody

Not really a b&b, more of a shared apartment. This could feel a bit odd, like house sharing with strangers and no staff about. We only saw the owner at the start of our three night stay, when he gave us our key. The apartment is on a top floor of a building near the main station. Despite comments elsewhere, the area wasn't intimidating. The room was fine for the price we paid and breakfast was self-service, with a selection of cold meats and cheeses in the fridge (pretty standard continental fare). The real bonus of this place was location: we were a short walk from all the sights. For three girls on holiday, it was fine and we were able to share a triple room. I wouldn't recommend it for honeymooners or those who like their creature comforts such as being waited on at breakfast time or a receptionist.

Excellent bed and breakfast: the room was very nice and luminous and the whole house was extremely clean. Perfect location if you are planning to visit the city by public transport or walking and you haven't a lot of time
Nicoleta was very helpful and made me feel welcome when arrived at the house.
Another good thing is that wifi connection is in the apartment and a computer is available for those guests who are not travelling with their own laptop.
Definitely a place to recommend

The good thing about this hotel? if you can call it that, it is more like a shared accommodation ( It is an apartment on the fifth floor of a building, in fact an apartment, that has been divided into four bedrooms) is its very close to the railway station and the beds were made, though not changed daily and despite advertising sky in the rooms the only english channel i could get was sky news. The room was in a loft, where there was a sky light in the roof with no view. Our toilet was above the dining area with just a wood screen between us and the people below, access to our room was up a steep narrow stairway like a loft ladder which went from the dining area to the floor were we were behind the wood screen, I'm not sure if this was a put you up room as the description said four rooms, we counted five including ours. Breakfast was, a help your self from the fridge with a choice of cereal, juice, cheese, biscuits, if you wanted coffee, tea or toast you had to make it your self with kettle / toaster.
We were woke up with a terrible banging noise from the hot water tank on a few nights. You have three keys one for the building, one for the (hotel) door and one for your room, there is nowhere to leave these if going out so you have three keys to carry. we came back halfway through the day and found our room door wide open, the cleaner was downstairs and she said she was going up to our room later. There was a beam sticking into our bedroom, which was easy to bang your head on and this had already been notices as the beam had a pillow and blanket wrapped around it so it didn't do serious damage to your head.

Great place to stay. Come and go as you please with nobody "watching you". The room was very clean, the bathroom and kitchen facilities were very good. Would stop here again with no hesitation. Only 2 minutes walk to the Termini. Ideal location.