“Atmospheric and well-located, but the room needs some attention.”
The spot is spot‑on — Trastevere, not too deep into the neighborhood, and close to the city’s main sights. The B&B has that Italian vibe, charm, narrow steep stairs, and a feeling that you own the apartment, not just stay as a guest. A restaurant sits just below the B&B’s windows. The constant chatter acts like white noise, which helps most of the time for sleeping, though if you prefer a quiet place with open windows, you might want to reconsider. The B&B accommodated my requests and gave us a top‑floor room, which was important and pleasantly surprising. The linens were clean. However, the “Double or Twin Room” (“Poeta”) I stayed in felt too worn out. A cheap chipboard wardrobe was falling apart and looked very unpresentable. I didn’t expect such poor quality furniture in a place like this. A safe that a three‑year‑old could carry away also seemed out of place. The room door is loose and scrapes against the floor; you have to work hard to open it, and if you return late you can’t open it without disturbing neighbors. The shower stall is very small and the water drains poorly. The linens were clean, but the room itself wasn’t clean enough.
Tikhon·Vor 3 Wochen