We had a wonderful dining experience at the Da Fortunato. The food was exemplary. The wait staff were friendly -- the usual Italian hospitality.

We had local dishes e.g. pasta, salad, calamari and tiramisu for dessert. Great food and ambiance. We noticed that people who frequent this restaurant are all well-dressed, most of them are. 

Be sure to dine al fresco for a nice view of the Pantheon.

The San Pietro was a bus away from where we're staying. It was a quick ride. Plus, we wouldn't miss St Peter's Basilica. The entire structure was impressive. It was vast and the designs were very elaborate.

We had a walking tour as suggested by our host. It was a great lesson in art history and religion, too. 

Since the Trevi Fountain was just a couple of blocks from our B&B, we decided to head off to this attraction first. As expected, when my husband and I got there, the place was full of tourists. The statue on the middle was just perfect. It was huge, intimidating but something in it, probably the water, makes it romantic and mysterious.

People were throwing coins, making wishes... It was a lovely sight. 

Aar's Sunflower Hotel is located right at the heart of Rome. There are a lot of shops nearby including La Rinascente, movie-houses, bars and expensive restaurants. Being at the center of the hustle and bustle, everything is just a bus away. 

The Dolce Vita for example is a few blocks from the B&B and likewise the Villa Borghese and the Spanish Steps. 

The Aar's is less than $100 per night and I think it is a good deal considering its location. I never had any problems with my booking and the staff's service. Everything was great. Staying in Rome need not be expensive. B&B's such as the Aar's offers the basic amenities and very affordable, too.