My room was clean and very quiet - the bathroom window overlooked a quiet cortile/terraced residential warren of apartments. The room was equipped with private bath (good water pressure for the shower!), small fridge, pod-coffee maker, and small, half-moon table with two stools for breakfast/light snacks. The shared "kitchen" space is equipped with microwave, toaster and pod-type coffee maker. A selection of "continental breakfast" foods are set-up each evening for the guests. Most of the narrow roads are open only to vehicles of local residents or are limited to pedestrians. The B&B does take its name from the 26 steps from the ground floor to the B&B level (as someone who once had climbing restrictions, this might be an issue for some). There are small food shops and convivial trattorie/bars within a few steps of the front door. Rome is a large, sprawling city but this neighborhood,Trastevere, feels like a small village. I was, unexpectedly, early for my check-in. But, this was resolved with a quick email sent from a taxi. I would not hesitate to stay at B&B Ventisei Scalini in the future.