The best way to experience Rome is walking through the picturesque narrow streets and alleys of the historic centre and soak up the atmosphere of the Capitoline dolce vita." The Guest Houses of BDB Rooms chain are real "boutique hotels" recently opened and inspired by great artists of the Italian Renaissance. Located in historic buildings, some of which are old mansions that belonged to the aristocrats of Rome, in the heart of historic center, only a few steps away from major attractions such as Piazza Navona, Pantheon, Spanish Steps, Trevi Fountain, Colosseum, Castel Sant'Angelo, Vatican City. Or in characteristic, typically roman neighborhood like Trastevere, that is considered for the district of Roman nightlife par excellence its involving liveliness, with its clubs, pubs, pizzerias and typical roman trattorias open until late at night. The BDB Rooms is an alternative solution to a classical traditional hotel accommodation, that wishes to spoil and cuddle its guests in an elegant and at the same time friendly setting. A solution that combines perfectly the comfort of an hotel with the functionality of a classical B&B.

The BDB Rooms Margutta by the Spanish Steps (Via Margutta, 39), is the diamond point of BDB chain. Situated in a 17th century building the BDB Margutta is composed by eight rooms: 6 on its three floors (no elevator) and 2 are located at Via Margutta 91 (depandance) annex building. Of course, the maximum attention has been given to the art, in fact the BDB Margutta is also an art gallery. The property exhibits paintings, sculptures and representations by contemporary artists. The perfect combination of high quality materials, design and comfort makes this guesthouse unique. All rooms are equipped by an en suite bathroom with shower, a matrimonial king size bed (except for the single room which has a matrimonial French size bed), LCD TV with satellite channels, air conditioning, heating, mini bar, vanity set and personal care products, hair dryer and complimentary WiFi connections for its guests.

In this street have lived in the recent past some of the most important and prestigious Italian artists, such as Federico Fellini, Anna Magnani , Giorgio De Chirico, and some of the greatest painters and sculptors from all over the world, because this street has always been and will be “the street of the artists”, an inexhaustible source of inspiration for their works. It was also the ideal setting for some unforgettable Italian movies ("The Models of Via Margutta" by Giuseppe Maria Scotese in 1946, "Roman Holiday" by William Wyler in 1953, "An American in Rome" by Steno in 1954, "Via Margutta" by Mario Camerini in 1960).