Katja's Bed & Breakast, Rome

Advantages: LOCATION LOCATION LOCATION
Disadvantages: Not Hotel for the softies out there.

...mornings. To the left the Pub, quite a relaxed place for an evening drink. Fifty yards down the road in street opposite the Church are two Trattorias both were very good value & quality. So to sum up Basic Bed & Breakfast but great Location for Centre of Rome St Peters. One last thing in our room on Wall at Foot of Bed a 3 foot by 2 foot Illuminated Light Scene depicting a relaxed Nude with light bulb positioned ( you can guess) seemed out of character with rest of the place.... Read review

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Advantages: Good location, good value for money, polite staff
Disadvantages: Small rooms

...area also taking you to all the floors. All the hotel rooms are standard rooms, but you are able to upgrade for about £3 extra a night for a room with a balcony, I would recommend doing this. The balcony had large, as big as our room and had lovely views. We have only just been, which is the end of January and the weather was warmer than England and we found the room got quite hot at night so it was nice to sleep with the door ajar slightly. The room was small with the bed taking up most of the space, but as you usually only go to Rome on a few days trip it is doesn't need to be any bigger. One thing I would say they needed to change was providing a dressing table or something alike. There was no where I could easily do my make up/hair etc in the mornings and store my products. There was a small table opposite the bed but most... Read review

Ciao members have rated this review on average very helpful

Advantages: Fantastic for quality service, price, and location
Disadvantages: You'll want to stay longer and you'll want to go back!

...A couple of years ago I was lucky enough to head out to Rome for a 3 day break with family. Flying Easyjet from Newcastle very early in the morning, we arrived in a warm and sunny Ciampino Airport we could barely believe that the dark and cold December day we had left behind in Newcastle was still the same day in sunny Rome. My Aunty P, who is fluent in Italian, and lived for a long time in Rome, had arranged transport to our Hotel, The Hotel King, right in the heart of the city, and so we bundled ourselves into the large taxi cab, and off we went! For me, it was something of an adventure, as neither myself or my mum, who was also with us, had been to Rome before. I have long been enchanted by the Italian language, and find it the only language I know to *feel* so nice being spoken - there's just a gorgeous sensation as the words... Read review

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