Chiara made me feel very welcome. She did a good job at making sure I knew how to get to the B&B. She was there to receive me and set me up. She even warned me that the street was mostly a tourist trap and suggested a few places where I could go to eat and shop. She and her sister come practically every day to clean and set up breakfast for the next day. The location is very central. It's equidistant from Termini train station, the Colosseum, Palatine Hill, and the center of Rome. It's also near 2 subway lines which is very convenient. My room was spacious and my bed was a little hard but my sheets were very comfortable. There is a large dresser for your stuff and there is air conditioning in the room. My particular room didn't have a bathroom attached. I had to go all the way to the end of the hall to get to my bathroom, which was a little inconvenient but not that bad. I had a very clean bathroom with a hair dryer. The building is a little rundown so don't expect luxury. The place has a quirky charm to it and is decorated in that manner. Overall, I had a pretty comfortable stay and I think it's definitely worth it for the price tag. I stayed in one other place at the tail end of my time in Italy and I much preferred staying at Zolilla. So I would recommend this place.