B&B Colori di Roma

Veeeery clean. GREAT host!!! Good location.

Wonderful host Sabrina, who is very kind and hospitable. The location near the train station is very convenient, especially for getting to the B&B from the airport. I also liked the area because it was easy to reach many of the most beautiful places in Rome by foot. I enjoyed the breakfast — Sabrina asked about our preferences, and everything was varied and delicious. I would definitely love to stay here again next time I visit Rome :)

Everything was great

We had a truly wonderful two-night stay in Rome and would not hesitate to recommend this B&B to anyone visiting the city. The property is spotlessly clean, situated in a peaceful neighbourhood with excellent access to public transport, and surrounded by a lovely selection of restaurants and cafés — everything you could need within easy reach of all that Rome has to offer. What really set this stay apart, however, was our host Sabrina. She is an exceptional host in every sense of the word — warm, attentive, and genuinely invested in making guests feel at home. She went above and beyond throughout our stay, anticipating our needs and offering helpful local tips that made our Roman adventure all the richer. Breakfast was a real highlight: generously varied, beautifully presented, and the perfect way to start each morning before heading out to explore the city. We cannot thank Sabrina enough for her hospitality. We will absolutely be returning on our next visit to Rome.

Friendly and responsive hosts (helped with my luggage). Cleanliness. Beautifully designed room. Many cafes, restaurants and a popular and inexpensive pizzeria in near proximity.

Breakfasts are often problematic in Italy. Here is no exception. I requested eggs. One boiled egg was provided every morning. It was small and I felt it did not come from a happy free range hen so I regretted it. On the first day I was provided with a very large jug of black filter coffee. It was bitter and I only drink specialty coffee so I threw half of it down the sink so the host doesn't know I don't drink it else she would probably get stressed. I asked the host to provide half the amount on consecutive days. The items I enjoyed were the grana padano cheese (provided twice), the bread rolls and the croissant. The supermarket juice from a carton I also threw in the sink. The industrial cheese and cold meat cuts I gave to homeless people every day because I avoid processed food.