La Casa di Nazareth

Pros +

• The staff were very accommodating and helpful. I asked a lot of questions and all of them were answered graciously, clearly and comprehensively. Breakfast is scheduled from 8am, which was inconvenient since I had early plans each day, but when I showed up in the breakfast room at 7:20, the woman putting out the food kindly showed me to the coffee machine and baked good which were already out and ready to take. When I left at 6am for the airport on my last day, they even packed me a lovely bag filled with boxed juice, pastry, and nutella.
• The hotel is located close to the terminus of one of the metro lines. But you can use this line to get to the center (Vatican City) in 20-25 minutes. Nearby there are several inexpensive good restaurants of Romanesque cuisine, a small market in the morning (you can buy vegetables, cheese, meat, but there are no appliances and plates in the room). The room is clean, there is even heating, which is rare. The only thing that really confused me was the very thin walls. You can hear not only talking, but also coughing. Someone was talking in the room next to me for several nights in a row, and it was a little creepy

Cons -

• It's a bit far from the nearest metro station. There are several bus stops nearby, but in my experience the buses in Rome didn't seem very reliable, so I had to walk 10 minutes to the metro station instead.