Trevi

We stayed 6 nights, met some friendly fellow travelers in the dining area and had a thoroughly enjoyable experience. The staff were extremely helpful, the breakfast had an extensive variety of cakes, pies, muffins, cold cuts, bread, yogurt, juices, etc. to choose from, the location couldn’t be any better and downstairs was Il Chianti, a terrific restaurant, where we ate twice and made acquaintances with their staff, very nice people. Clean rooms, serviced daily, with an up to date bathroom. Valentina and the staff can arrange rides to and from the airport, either taxi or a mini van, help with tickets, tell you where to change money, get a haircut, and just about anything else you need. They are about 40 yards from Trevi fountain and the numerous shops and restaurants that surround the Piazza, about 10 minutes to the Pantheon and within easy walking distance to the Piazza Navona, the Forum, Colosseum, Spanish Steps and a short cab ride to the Vatican. Plus, my favorite restaurant, That’s Amore; is just up the street. Another attraction just a short walk up the hill is the Quirinal Palace which is the President of Italy’s residence where you can see the daily changing of the guards. Give this cozy B&B a try, it’s well worth it.
P. S. Walk, don’t hurry, just walk everywhere. Rome is one of the great cities of the world, filled with history, charm and friendly people. Absorb as much of it as you can. Godere di tutto!

Hubby & I spent a glorious week in Rome last month. This Bed & Breakfast is just a few doors down from the beautiful Trevi fountain. B&B Trevi is an ideal place to stay if you plan on exploring the Eternal City. Our 2^nd floor room was comfortable, quiet, and well-​insulated. Breakfast is generous: yogurt, cereals, milk, juices, cold cuts/​cheeses, breads, pastries, fresh & dried fruits, pastries, and coffee. The staff is multilingual and very helpful, although the reception area does close during off-​peak hours. Our arriving flight was delayed by several hours and the receptionist was kind enough to write a welcoming note and provide a contact from the restaurant who showed us to our rooms after midnight.