As my work demands me to travel often to Rome, I have tried many bnbs in the city since 2017. I can tell that Orietta and Laura's bnb was the one that made me feel most at home.
Overall, the bnb is spacious, well-lit, meticulously clean, and very well equiped. I emphasise that, even though the house possesses a vintage atmosphere, all the furniture - including the electronic devices - are brand new. The living room has a very comfortable couch (which can turn into a bed), a television with a wide range of channels and streaming services, a lovely dining table, and a bookshelf. The kitchen was my favorite place in the bnb: it has all you need to do actual cooking. Highlights are the induction stove, the oven, and the huge refrigerator. As the bnb is close to several supermarkets, including the historical Mercato Trionfale, it was easy (and fun!) to make Roman pasta, pizzas, salads, and sweets at home. I enjoyed using both the moka and the Nespresso machine. The laundry machine (located in the kitchen) was very efficient; I employed it to clean both hard and delicate clothes, and they came out just perfect. The bathroom is large and clean; there is warm water and two options of shower. The bedroom has a very comfortable bed, a spacious wardrobe, and a chest where heavier blankets are kept. The linen and the towels were so clean that they looked unused. The house also possesses a small room ("il ripostiglio") where the cleaning material is stored, along with the recycling bins. The bnb has air conditioning, but I did not use it, as my stay was during winter/spring. I did use the heating, and it worked just fine. The wifi was fast, I could participate of several work meetings and work normally using my employer's cloud. I also appreciated small details, like the luggage racks.
The access to the appartment is easy, with a couple flights of stairs (after climbing the steps at the entrance, there is the option to use the elevator for the other flights). The appartment is at the first floor ABOVE the ground floor (this remark may be useful for users from countries where "first floor" equals to "ground floor"). The neighborhood is lively (though not noisy), with many good restaurants, cafes, and pubs nearby. The bnb is at a 15-minute walk from the Vatican Museums and Saint Peter's Square. The metro station Ottaviano (Line A, reaching Termini) is close. Moreover, a few meters from the building, in Via della Giuliana, there is a bus stop that can quickly take you to the historical centre.
Regarding the hosts, I was received by Laura and her father. They were very kind and available. The check-in was smooth. They showed me the whole house and provided explanation on how its devices worked. They handed me a brochure on this regard as well (which was very, very useful). They also offered general tips about the neighborhood and the city. Throughout the stay, communication with the hosts was very easy. They genuinely cared about the quality of my stay. They were present at the check-out, which was also smooth.
Overall, it was a wonderful experience. I whole-heartedly recommend Orietta and Laura's bnb for all travelers, be they single, couples or families, for working or leasure reasons. This bnb is not like a cold hotel room. It has a warm, glowing heart. I hope to be back.