羅馬86B＆B民宿

說起來，結構很糟糕，他們踢顧客的臉，他們對待他們非常糟糕，只是因為我抱怨浴室的門形狀很糟糕，而且我第一次很難打開它，這並不是一件小事。我發了很多條魚打著臉的留言！此外，她還抱怨一瓶價值1.50歐元的水沒有留下錢，是我一個來看我的朋友無意中拿走的，但我說我會給她銀行轉帳1.50歐元。你不會相信，如此糟糕的地方，而且價格如此之高！

1st of all big thank you to our host at Rhome86 Antonio for a lovely hassle free stay and sharing his knowledge & suggestions of places to visit and the best way to get to them. Situated within a 10 min walk from the main train station and very close to the Metro. We managed to walk to the Collosium in 10 mins from the Guest house. This Guest house consists of 3 separate private rooms with private shower etc. Very comfortable for our 4 night stay in Rome. Nice touch with the choice of fresh croissant every morning and we also enjoyed the coffee. Tip. Try the cafes, bars & restaurants around this area there are some lovely hidden gems and very reasonably priced due to not being The Tourist trap areas ( Aperol Spritz €3.50 compared to €10 in touristy areas)

Antonio was a great host - very attentive and accommodating. The rooms were simple but clean and functional. We appreciated the simple breakfast included in the cost. It was a great location. Close to metro station and 15 minute walk to the Colosseum. Antonio also spoke good English.

We booked this hotel via ********** We booked this hotel mostly for it’s convenient location and that breakfast was included. Our host asked us what type of croissant we wanted each day and then following that you had a kitchenette to make your own toast/cereal/tea/coffee. Kitchenette shared with other guests but everyone very respectful of each other. On the first morning he gave us a map and showed us all the must see areas, the metro, food places and even walking times. He made up our room every day which was lovely as we wasn’t expecting this as it was a B&B. Rooms are basic but we only used it to sleep so it was perfect for us. Shower pressure was decent. Very close to a metro which was handy. Really great host and would recommend this to someone who wanted to be close and convenient with accessibility to the rest of Rome.