You can tell fairly early on that a lot of thought has gone into the decorating of Centurion Honey. It’s comfortable, with most of the amenities and appliances you could need, and the sofa bed doesn’t feel like a compromise, which is something of a rarity in Rome. The interiors are simple, but the calming tones give a sense of serenity that contrasts with the bustle of the Monti streets below – a welcome respite. Home truths: *Two people can sleep on the sofa bed in the living room – some guests find it quite firm, but it's in good condition *The dining chairs are classic Kartell models, but some guests find them a bit on the hard side *As there's a hot water tank, it's possible that several long showers in a row will use up all the hot water *There's no window in the kitchen *City taxes are not included in the price of the stay and will be collected in person upon check-in