My spouse and i, have just returned from our 6days stay in Rome. We stayed at Casa Iginia e Paolo, which was a nice bed and breakfast for those who want to visit the Eternal City... We stayed at room number 14, which was nice and clean with all the necessary staff/equipment for a convenient stay. Soft double bed, a TV, a small but ok, fridge, and mainly, a clean private bathroom... The breakfast was rich, and the staff, so friendly! We had new towels every 2 second day, and that was ok... the atmosphere was friendly, and the accommodation seemed to be recently, restored and refurnished!
Absolutely, we would recommend it!

Thanks for having good time in Rome,
Casa Iginia e Paolo

Giannis-Stella
GREECE

Appena siamo arrivati, dopo un soggiorno di 6 giorni in Roma! Abbiamo alloggiato a Casa Iginia e Paolo, un bed and breakfast, solo un po' allontanato dal centro della citta. In linea di massima, si tratta di un bed and breakfast, comodo e pulito. Il staff e molto amichevole. Il secondo piano del edificio, a cui si trova il bed and breakfast (c'e un ascensore), e molto bello, e, forse, appena rinovato. Abbiamo alloggiato nella camera numero 14, una bella camera, con un letto matrimoniale e un bagno privato, molto pulito. C' e un frigorifero piccolo, ma e stato sufficiente... Tutto e stato bene. Indubbiamente, lo raccomandiamo! Speriamo, che alla prossima volta, parleremo l' italiano piu sufficiente!

Grazie Casa Iginia e Paolo per il comodo soggiorno!

Giannis Stella
GRECIA

the hotel is great but the woman who works there is not friendly, the other guy who works there was very friendly he was about to clean our room when she came in and told him not to clean our room, when we book the room the check out said 10.30 at morning but the lady came at 10.00 and say we have to leave the hotel or we will pay for staying more. but of course we didnt leave till what our paper said 10.30 and i would not pay a penny more. if the manager of the hotel see this i will say u should get her off the job she is not friendly to the guests. let me say that she is a stupid. my name is Jagathai Hasan i stayed at room number 7 my phone number is [-] u welcome to call me, but i suggest u to get her off the job

We stayed at the Casa di Iginia e Paolo during the Easter week-end in 2010.

We really didn't enjoy our stay there for the following reasons :

- the room we had didn't look at all like the pictures on the website.
- the room was extremely small (not enough space to have our suitcases open...), dirty (the wall were full of black marks) and extremely old fashioned.
- the room laked of fresh air and was kind of damp, as there was no window
- the towels were not changed every day but every two days which they should have told us before (we put our towels on the floor the first morning and they were back on the towel rack the next day ... not very nice...) the towel at the bottom of the shower was never changed in the 4 days we were there.
- the bathroom looked like it was not finished
- the walls are paper thin. We could almost follow the conversation of the people in the next room.
- the breakfast was extremely simple, to say the least, with some old cornflakes, milk, a pack of industrial toast bread from some discount shop, coffee and tea which didn't taste good.
- in the morning, the owner put the music as loud as possible to get the customers out of there so she can clean the rooms. When I am on holiday, I don't always want to be out of my room by 9.30 and I certainly don't want to be told when to get out by the owner!

The only thing we like about it is the location. It's from walking distance to the Spanish Steps, which is what attracted us in the first place. Maps don't lie so it was indeed next to the Spanish Steps. At least one thing we didn't get disappointed about...

In a nutshell, this place looks more like a bad youth hostel and for 83 euros a night, I think it's a rather expensive one! I definitely would not recommend this place.

This is not a fancy hotel, it is a legitimate Rome B&B. The room was spacious and clean, we had our own bathroom which was also clean. The staff was very friendly, calling to make us reservations at Galleria Borghese (which was sold out, make your reservations weeks in advance), letting us use their computer, and putting on a decent breakfast. From the Termini we took a short bus ride, walked two blocks and arrived. It was a short walk to the train station - good location. This is not the place to stay with children, but for a couple it was great!