B&B en Montorio Romano

“absolutely charming. as many other have mentioned, Marco is awesome. you can tell he takes great pride in his property and it's history. i believe Tivoli is considered by many a 'day trip from Rome'. however, upon leaving, i agreed with Marco's though that you really need 2-3 days to get a proper experience there because i easily could've stayed longer AND wanted to... the dinner time experience in town was one of my favorite things in my 11 day Italian travels.... warm and magical. those people...

“Very clean rooms and very helpful staff too the location had great parking nearby which is a huge plus in that side of Italy the main sight seeing attractions or restaurants where maybe 30-40 mins away depending on traffic that would be one of my only downsides but seems it was the normal for a tourist since we aren’t allowed to drive in the (ZTL) zones which is where those sightseeing spots are so for a tourist renting a car this is your go to my last downside was the walls weren’t soundproof...

“Los cuartos muy economicos estan un poco apretdos los cuartos pedimos uno con balcon porque estaban en la zona nueva y tuvimos que pagar un extra, pero ese cuarto estaba super mejor excelente area ”

“Väldigt trevligt boende .personal ❤️och fantastiskt balkong 🔥”

“ family‑run B&Bs the morning meal is a very traditional. classic, Italian “colazione” breakfast simple, sweet, light, and meant to ease you into the morning rather than fill you up like a British breakfast. Home made Sweet pastries — croissant (cornetto), jam tart (crostata), or simple cake (ciambellone) with a Tea_or_cappuccino — light, warm, comforting. It’s not a “tourist but it’s exactly what Italians themselves eat at home or in a bar. And I love it. Limited English but we manage to get all...

“Tercero sin ascensor, anticuado, centrico, muy limpio.”