Signore Remo and Signora Marissa were very welcoming and organised. They provided directions to the b&b and gave me a map of the city centre.
The room I had was in an apartment with another private guest room. I never saw them or got disturbed by them during my three night stay. It was on the first floor of an old building so there is no lift, just stairs. Remo will happily help you to carry luggage up if needed. Once matters have been settled, you'll be left to your own devices as the husband and wife team don't live on-site. They'll leave you a contact number in case of emergency. You'll have a set of keys to your room, the apartment, and the building.
The room was clean, secure, and comfortable. It contained one double bed, wardrobe, side table, and chair. When the air conditioner started leaking after a few hours, it was fixed straight away. The window looks out onto the side street which is always busy from early morning to midnight. If you're after a silent night you may need to look elsewhere. You'll hear restaurants cleaning up after they close and dump trucks working past midnight.
The en-suite shower/toilet room was quite compact (and came with two towels. An all-in-one shampoo and shower gel was provided as well as hand wash by the basin.
I was given my own kettle to use with a simple selection of tea and coffee. A small, communal fridge was available for use in the living room.
There is free wi-fi which works reasonably well. It may be problematic if there are lots of devices fighting for connection.
Breakfast is provided via a local bar round the back of the building. I was given a note to hand to the bar tender every morning which entitled me to a couple of drinks, pastries, and toast.
There are plenty of eateries and a mini market within a stone's throw of the place.
Overall, the en-suite room was perfect for me. It had everything I needed. The location meant I was able to walk pretty much everywhere I wanted (Colosseum, Monument to V. Emmanuelle, Spanish steps, Trevi fountain, Pantheon, Piazza Navona, Campo de Fior, Termini station) within 05 - 25 mins.
I took the bus to the Vatican city as advised by Remo. Get there before 8am if you want to beat the queues.
Camere der grillo will provide a simple, clean, secure, professional, and affordable service. Remo and Marissa are friendly, helpful, and accommodating. They have an Italian/English dictionary on hand if you're worried about communication.
If you're looking for somewhere practical, convenient with minimal fuss then this is ideal.