B&B Lost in Rome

“Excellent location, really close to the colosseum with lots of restaurants and bars around. Breakfast is self serve with a good variety of pastries, cake, bread, yogurt and juice. And different teas and coffee. We had a balcony where we could sit and have a drink and we even brought back snacks and wine. Check in was easy and both hosts were very helpful, even when we booked. We would stay here again. Thank you.”

“The location was great, the room nice and clean, we even left our luggage there until 4 p.m although the check out was at 11. Everything was really great!”

“I had a lovely stay at B&B Lost in Rome. It was easy to find, and it had a patio which had a nice view over the town. The view of the Colosseum and other places was partially obstructed by other buildings, and so there weren't many famous sites in view, but being 6 stories up or so still resulted in a nice view of the middle of Rome. There is breakfast available (5 euro per person per day) all day consisting of cereal, milk, fruity yogurt, green apples, kiwis, packaged croissants, and a couple other packaged things and bread. Due to legal restrictions in Rome, aside from fruit, all food given to guests must be packaged, so you won't be able to do much better elsewhere. The breakfast was good, and since much of it was packaged, we were able to take some as snacks throughout the day. There was also a kitchen that you could use, with a fridge, microwave, and stove. The room itself was relatively spacious, modern, and quite nice. It had an en suite bathroom. Everything was very clean, the only problem was limited air circulation in the bathroom, so bad smells didn't go away quickly. Towels were provided. Check in was very easy, just presenting our passports and paying the Rome tourist tax in cash (currently 3.50 euro per person per night). Check out was also very easy, just leaving our keys at the front desk. We were able to store our luggage for the day when we came in the morning and after we checked out. There was free Wi-Fi available.The room was around six or seven stories up in an apartment building, but there was a very nice (though small) elevator that you could use if you wanted. It is maybe a 7 minute walk from the Colosseum front entrance (which is also by the entrance to the Colosseum metro station), and there are several Italian restaurants in the immediate vicinity.”

“Ubicación, desayuno completo, tranquilidad en el apartamento”