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AT · couple · Oct 2026
tolle lage und eine nette gastgeberin
sehr gute lage, gleich ums eck ein frühstücksladen und auch bus und straßenbahn sind sehr nah.
TR · couple · Sep 2026
TR · couple · Sep 2026
CN · solo_traveller · Sep 2026
It boasts an excellent location, with plenty of great restaurants nearby. You can enjoy breakfast right outside your room. All facilities are available for guest use, and you also have the option of self‑service if you’d prefer to opt out of housekeeping on a particular day. Overall, this is a great‑value, cost‑effective accommodation for your stay in Rome. I highly recommend it.
GB · extended_group · Aug 2026
Viale di Trastevere 60 scala C int. 3 · Rome