What is the best bed and breakfast in rome?

Question

We are staying for 7 days in rome (with some day trips to florence and pompeii planned). Reasonably priced is ok, nothing too extravagent. A hotel would be fine, but a B&B seems like a better deal. We want to stay close to the historical sites (being close to termini station is cheaper, but less appealing for us) any suggestions?

Answer 1

B&B at a few steps from the Vatican:

S. MARIA ALLE FORNACI

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www.trinitaridematha.it

Clean, breakfast included, open 24 hrs

owned by priests but run by laic people

Answer 2

Hi!

I am an American tour guide in Rome and can definitely help you with your question.

Firstly, though I need some more information regarding your stay:  what month are you coming? I actually think renting an apartment is A LOT more convenient than even a B&B.  I know of some flats in the vatican area and I mean really close at very cheap prices...you would have your own kitchen too so that is another expense you could avoid and TRUST me eatring here is really expensive especially in the vatican area.  I live near the Vatican as well.  I offer personalized tours of rome, in which YOU can tell ME what you'd like to see and I creat the tour for you.  My tours are a FRACTION of the prices you will find on the spot (walking full day tours of rome range from 80-180 euro per person) I also have group tours which have a set itinerary.  I am also American and the guides I use are all american so no language barriers and you will have the best of both worlds!

Anyways, if you would just like more general information please do not hesitate to contact me :

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http://www.myspace.com/rometourguide

Buone Vacanze!

Answer 3

Grand Hotel De La Minerve, Papa Germano, La Foresteria Orsa Maggiore, Beehive (Via Marghera 8), Hotel Cervia, Ara Pacis,  Eurostars Domus Aurea, & Hotel Garda