The property had everything you would need to make it feel like home. The bed was comfortable, that’s a plus because our body clock was thrown way off! The pillows were not the best but sort of tolerable. Clean enough, didn’t use the washer. We logged into net flex for our entertainment while there.We had to check in after hours for a fee, the flight was delayed. Location was good, within walking distance to a lot of the events we had booked. If staying for a while, don’t rent a car, no parking. Traffic is crazy, like NY but worse.Tour companies were good except “get a guide” I would not recommend. They jammed a lot of people on the tour boat around Penza island, no where to sit on the boat. Wall to wall people, make sure you ask questions before booking a trip to Ponza Island. The guide was just there, not much in the way of support.We walked everywhere, we were a little intimidated by the public transportation, we don’t speak the language. First time in Rome maybe that will be better next time.People were okay but they loose patience when you don’t speak their language. Food was good, I ate too much pasta.To sum up, yes I would stay at Sweeties again!

It was excellent. We wanted to stay there longer

It was very well put together. We could have used another cereal bowl, more clean towels and trash bags. Otherwise it was great, very spacious and comfortable. Great to have a washing machine. Metro 15 minute walk.

Clearly it has been completely renovated and updated. The living room has two couches to sit on a table for four to eat. And a television. The sofabed was a little difficult to sit on and we never used it to sleep. The table is big enough for 5 to sit comfortably. The bedroom features closet space and a king size bed easy to sleep in. The bathroom has a large dual headed shower. We used both the laundry machine and the dish washer regularly; we did have to buy our own detergent. If you pay attention to the bus signs outside you will fnd that some if the buses are useful for getting you to Termini. The metro station at Re di Romo is helpful and the tram near St John Lateran takes you to many useful places as well. We popped into Due Scalini every morning for our cappucino.