Dear all, from my point of view this tiny hotel is perfect for a city break! Even though an only 2* hotel its standards are pretty high! First of all, what I appreciated most is the cleanliness in the rooms. White perfect sheets, clean bathroom and carpets, comfortable bed, red curtains (pretty romantic), nice paintings on the walls...that's about all... More

I loved this place. I read some of the reviews and figured these were people who were really aching to stay in the heart of the tourist district but weren't sure about shelling out the money. I'm not one of these people. I'd rather be closer to where actual people live. ( i also hate the olive garden) As for... More

This B&B is quite different from what you would expect after visiting its website. It is close to the Trastevere train station (connected directly with the airport of Rome-Fiumicino) but quite far away from the nice and lively "real" Trastevere area and far away from the center. The building is old and ugly, although rooms are OK and the bathroom... More

InTrastevere B&B is a small hotel that is situated out of Rome by about 1/2 hour. It is quite hard to find from Trastevere Station the first time but ok after that. Some good restaurants around, the lady on front desk will point out some good ones. A fantastic pizzeria really close by. We arrived in a massive downpour and... More

This "luxury B&B" is located in a multi-building apartment complex near the Trastevere railway station and at the south end of the Sunday Porta Portese market. To call it "InTrastevere" is technically accurate but not at all indicative of it being in the part of the Trastevere neighborhood where tourists want to stay. You have to buzz through a gate... More

When I booked this B&B I was a little worried as I'd not read any reviews and this was my first time in Rome. We booked 3 rooms and they were all fantastic. Very clean and the girl at reception was very helpful. The B&B is located close to the Trastevere station and is in a residential area. It took... More