B&B Felicioni

There wasn’t much around other than one restaurant and a grocery store, but just a 20 minute walk and you are to the coast where you can enjoy beaches and a few more restaurants. For a small fee, they offered a ride to the airport which was very convenient. My flight wasn’t until the evening and they let me keep my luggage there while I enjoyed a final afternoon at the beach.

room was clean but bed was full of scratches. The area where the b&b is located is not so nice, especially during the night

I need to warn you about BnB Felicioni. My family chose this place for their last night in Italy before returning to the USA. Unfortunately, I couldn’t join them due to work, but I managed everything remotely—booking hotels, renting cars, arranging flights, and more. Typically, I book with Hilton hotels, but this time I decided to try something different. BnB Felicioni’s website had nice photos and glowing reviews (which I now suspect were fake). Before arriving, my family called to ask if they could check in early to drop off their luggage and enjoy some nearby restaurants. The person on the phone assured them it was fine. But when they got there, the experience was horrible. The only room available was filthy, smelly, and completely uninhabitable. To make matters worse, an unprofessional older man started yelling at three women and a teenage girl (two of the women are seniors). Then, a hostile Italian woman—likely the owner—appeared and began screaming in my wife’s face. The situation was so bad that my wife had to search for another place to stay because there was no way they could spend the night in such conditions. When she asked for a refund, the owner flat-out refused and made it clear that they wouldn’t return any money. To this day, we haven’t received a penny back. Thankfully, my family found a proper hotel nearby and salvaged the rest of their trip. The moral of the story: Stay far away from BnB Felicioni. It’s obvious they run their business like a scam—offering terrible service and refusing refunds. If you need a place to stay near Rome’s international airport, avoid BnB Felicioni at all costs. This place is a disgrace. SCAM ALERT! (I’ll be sure to remind everyone about this every month moving forward.)

This B&B was very nice and a short 15 minute walk to a very nice beach. The problem was, they told us they could pick us up at the Pier after our cruise. We waited and waited and no one came. Saw Taxis, and vans picking up people at the pier. Turns out, they do not have a permit to enter the Pier and did not communicate that. I reached them by WhatsApp and they told me to meet at McDonalds! Where? Why? I told him we were at Pier 12. He said They would meet us there. Still no one came. Reached him again. He said they couldn't get into the Pier. Now we get it! He said to meet at a Bar Bragia and to ask someone where it was. Found out this Bar was a mile away and there was a shuttle that could take us a few blocks from the Bar. We get there and no one is there! They did not wait for us. An Italian lady reached them and told him in Italian we were waiting. They returned but he was fired up. I asked if they could take us to shopping to get souveniers and he got irritated and told me I needed to tell him where to take me because he was not my tour guide. He was terrible. Not helpful at all. Do not have them pick you up. They cannot pick you up at the Pier. We felt stranded. It was $100 and we lost 2 hours with the confusion. Also there was no breakfast made in the morning before we left at 8:00am. don't know if we needed to tell them we wanted breakfast, but it was a B&B.