Overall good stay and good deal. We stayed in two different rooms (one room when we arrived to Rome, then another room when returned to Rome).

Pros:
- Both rooms and bathrooms seemed recently renovated and were very clean.
- fairly spacious rooms (that said, I live in NYC)
- Cristina is a sweetheart. Very nice, friendly, and accommodating
- safe neighborhood
- very close to Trastevere station, about a 5 minute walk. So, it's easy to get to/from airport
- the BEST gelato is at a great dessert cafe about 1-2 blocks north. ("best" out of the 15+ different gelatarias that I tried while there. Fiore di latte is the flavor to get).

Cons:
- the hot water ran out in the showers fairly quickly. It was enough to get showered, but barely. I don't think back-to-back showers would work - my husband took one at night, and I in the morning.
- the showers are pretty small (and I'm a small person)
- one of the bathrooms smelled a little...It's the same smell as in the entrance to the building. I imagine it's a building plumbing issue.

Other comments:
- breakfast is at a small, nearby, very "local" coffee joint. Nothing substantial - just a croissant and coffee drink. But it was kinda neat seeing all the local Romans come in in the morning downing their shot of espresso at the bar.
- B&B is at the south end of the Trastevere neighborhood. So, it's about a 15-20 minute walk to the bumpin' part of Trastevere. We never took public transportation while in Rome - not because it was inconvenient to the B&B, but because we enjoy walking. So, I can't comment on the local transportation from the B&B to other parts of the city. But from what I understand, it's supposed to be decent.
- all rooms in the B&B are on the first floors, and the 2 rooms we stayed in faced the street. I thought the street noise would be bothersome, but it wasn't actually. Again, we are from NYC so maybe our tolerance is higher...

Overall a good find for the price, and I would stay here again. (Which is why we did, when we returned to Rome at the end of our trip)

Thanks Cristina for being a great host!