We stayed here 5 days in June (family with 2 young children from NL). We arrived in the evening, but that was no problem, Sergio was waiting for us. Upon arrival he gives a tour and a map of Rome and explains facilities and places, and fun activities with children. We had a large room with air conditioning, a double bed, a single bed, and a babybed. A little fridge and tea / coffee making facilities, a large closet, a seating area and a balcony. The bathroom is just along the bedroom, its your own private bathroom, with separate shower a bathtub and toilet. There is also a shared seat in the b&b with the other guest, so we could read a book so the children could fall asleep quietly. Beds made every day, a clean bathroom and fresh towels. The b&b is on the second floor, but there is a elevator available. In front of the b&b is a park with a playground for children. A 3-minute walk a metro subway station and Termini train station is a 10-minute walk, stop buses and trams nearby. The b&b is located in a big street, but if you have the windows and shutters closing properly you don’t notice the traffic. The only thing you may notice is when the tram passes, but that’s not in the night. Breakfast is in a cafe around the corner. The breakfast is very limited for what we were used to, but this seems to be quite common in Italy. But what you do get for breakfast is very good. Also nearby is a big supermarket that is open to late in the evening, ideal store for drink bottles or fruit. Also nearby is a large ice-cream bar, which is open to past midnight. For getting an ice cream just before bedtime. Also nearby some lovely bars to drink coktails in the evening or just a coffee. On the last day our plane departes late in the evening. We could leave our luggage in the b&b. Also we could fresh up in the bathroom at the end of the day before leaving, even though we were already checked out. Sergio is very welcoming and helpful and let you feel at home, also very nice for children. Sergio doesn’t live in the same building, but nearby, and you can always call or email him and he responds instantly. During the day he is present in the b&b, because his office is there. The streets in Rome are not good for a buggy walking, better is to take small children in a Sling. Things with children that are fun to do; the City Zoo, there is a children's museum, or you can rent a double bike with childseats in the park behind Piazza del Popolo. Italians are very nice to children, in restaurants, on the street, in the subway even old people stand up for children to sit down. Sergio, thanks for everything!