b&b A Casa Nostra

I honestly gave good ratings, but the lady there was disappointed and couldn’t be there when I needed her, so she refunded me.

Matea·A month ago

“Soddisfacente 😄”

I love the quiet spot and the neighborhood itself; Oriella was super helpful right from the start, and the breakfast was good, especially since she accommodated my requests. If I ever return to Rome, I’ll definitely stop by again.

Silvia·5 months ago

Everything was spotless and comfy.

Michael·5 months ago

“I love this place”

First off, thanks a ton to the lovely host Oriella. The room was tidy and warm, and her hospitality really touched me. All the usual amenities—laundry, restaurant, bar—were there, and the area feels relaxed and peaceful. The breakfast Oriella made was fresh and tasty. The only drawback is the distance from the city, but taking bus 118 (every 20‑30 minutes) gets you to the Colosseum or the Altar of the Fatherland in about 30‑40 minutes, and the 1‑euro 10‑minute train to Termini Station is a 15‑minute walk away. I wholeheartedly recommend this place and will book it again if I visit Rome.

Handong·5 months ago

“Daha iyi olabilecek bir konaklamaydı”

The host was a sweet lady. The room was more than big enough for one person, and everything—pillows, sheets, towels—was spotless. The Wi‑Fi worked well. I was worried about the shared bathroom‑toilet, but since you stay with the host, she keeps things clean. The location isn’t central, but that was intentional because I was heading to an event nearby. Getting to Rome’s center takes about an hour, even at night, and there’s a bus stop close by. For breakfast, the host had jam, bread, yogurt, cookies, cake, coffee, and tea ready, and she set aside the first fridge shelf just for me. I can’t recall how many countries, cities, or hotels I’ve stayed in, but even in the coldest places I’ve never felt this chilly. The house and room were icy because the radiators weren’t working and there was nothing else to heat. I didn’t pull the duvet down, yet I still couldn’t warm up; I left feeling sick as soon as I got home. The host’s offer of a hand‑size blanket and her reaction to the cold were tragically funny. I understand she wouldn’t let me use the kitchen for lunch or dinner, but when she said “you’re staying cheaply anyway” it felt thoughtless. I’m grateful she later allowed me to use a few forks, knives, and plates for a salad sandwich. I felt uneasy because I thought I was an extra guest.

Rabia·10 months ago