Let's start off by addressing the price. It can't get better than that, especially considering I traveled here in July. That being said, you need to know what to expect with that price tag as well. I do have to say that I felt super safe in the building and the surrounding area, which was my top priority as a solo female traveler who is not familiar with Rome.
The room was a little outdated, but had the old royal feel like in the pictures. That is one of the elements that drew me in to this place to begin with. The space is small, but for one or two people, it is more than enough, especially if you plan to be sightseeing all day. I did notice the sheets were ironed, which is very old school Italian and so nice. The AC unit works well, also! The bathroom is small, but functional, and the shower has these awesome LED lights.
Down the hall there is a little kitchenette with free coffee, which is a nice touch. The building itself is very old school Italian. I love the building, as it reminds me of visiting relatives when I was growing up. The elevator works well, but it is very old, so be mindful!
Everyone who works there is very nice and helpful. They even helped me find a good place for dinner and a list of things I should see in my short time in Rome. I was also able to schedule an airport transfer through them, which made my life a million times easier.
All in all, my experience was great and worth every penny!