I was greeted warmly by Marco, and the place is easy to walk to from the main train station.
ThomasA week ago
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★★★★·Roma Rm, Rome·9.2
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or just type it — “around the 20th, three nights”
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A&F Colosseo sits in Rome’s vibrant centre, just a 15‑minute walk from the Colosseum and near Quirinal Hill, Porta Maggiore, and Piazza Venezia. Family rooms feature private bathrooms, air‑conditioning, free Wi‑Fi, work desks, and complimentary toiletries. Guests enjoy a city‑view hot tub, shared kitchen, daily housekeeping, express check‑in/out, and a continental‑Italian breakfast. Nearby attractions include the Pantheon, Piazza Navona, and St Peter’s Square.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
I was greeted warmly by Marco, and the place is easy to walk to from the main train station.
Thomas·A week ago
The accommodation looked lovely and was very comfortable. Everything else I liked.
Luis·A week ago
Marco proved to be an absolutely delightful host, reaching out before our arrival and keeping us updated throughout. He even allowed us to leave our luggage while we explored the city on the day we checked out. I would definitely return.
Diana·3 weeks ago
The bed was incredibly comfy and the room lighting was great. Little extras such as sweets and water were much appreciated, and the shower had excellent water pressure with a stunning bath. The huge TV offered plenty of channel options. Breakfast was lovely, and Marco was friendly and accommodating. It was the best place we stayed during our five days in Italy, and I highly recommend it. Honestly, I have no negatives about this place. 10/10.
Claire·3 weeks ago
What stood out most was the owner, charming, impeccable, and super punctual, making us feel at home from the first minute. The location is a 20‑minute walk from the main attractions and 10 minutes from the train station. It was quite dirty, even though the owner cleaned it every day. The facilities are very old. The alley where it’s located feels a bit disrespectful; homeless people sleep there at night and there’s barely any light.
Monica·A month ago