Grace’s rooms are a great place from which to explore one of the world’s great cities. My room was very clean (and cleaned every couple of days as well), and there’s a selection of biscuits, little cakes, etc, as well as a mini-fridge, kettle and tea bags in the room, along with capsules for the coffee machine which is in the main room, accessible to all guests (there’s also a kitchen but you’d have to be crazy to cook your own food in a place like Rome). The building is located only a couple of hundred metres from the Castel Sant’Angelo, although this year Grace’s building is covered in scaffolding so you can’t see the Castel by leaning out of the window as you could before— but even that had a positive side, since the scaffolding and netting kept the place relatively cool during a stiflingly hot week. The room has air conditioning but I hardly needed to use it. Although the place’s location is great in the exploring Rome on foot sense, you’re quite a long way from the nearest metro (the bus service in Rome struck me as pretty terrible), although the stop for the Sitbus airport bus is only ten minutes’ walk away. In my room the Wi-Fi was a bit in-and-out, but that’s the only even vaguely negative note I have. A very nice place to stay.