We stayed for one night only as we moved on the day after. The staff was super nice and friendly, they pointed us to the places we should definitely visit and also provided a map for our convenience. The room was excellent, tidy, the bed was comfy. The hotel is near to one of the metro stations, and is also a 15 minutes walk away from the Colosseum so there are lots of options to discover the city from here.

It is not really the problem of the hotel but its surroundings. We dropped off at Rome Termini, and took a direct route on foot from there to the hotel via Google Maps (Via Giovanni Giolitti) - well, that neighborhood is one that I would not enter during the night. The streets were dirty, the pavement was in pretty bad condition so even though we had rolling luggage, it was a feat to get there. I'd recommend to go straight Via Napoleone III (there is a nice park there!) and continue to Via di Porta Maggiore, that is, the road of the Hotel.

The lobby and breakfast courtyard are so well decorated. From the marble to the mosaics floors, give the hotel a truly luxurious feel. The bathroom and shower are also incredibly large for the area. We also had a lovely balcony overlooking the skyline of the area which was fantastic.

The location is handy with trams, taxis and buses easily available. I can understand that some wouldn’t feel comfortable on the area as it has a lot of graffiti etc, however I think the juxtaposition of old and new art is part of what makes Rome the eternal city.

+great assistant +room was better than expected +good position for public transport

-bad internet connection -bad neighbourhood -poor breakfast

I loved coming back here. I was here 8 years ago and it was the most memorable plave I stayed because their hospitality is amazing. We got an upgrade and the room has a mini patio which was great! The shower is amazing as is the size of the room. I also like that they look after our keys when we leave so we didn't have to drag them around Rome. Great local restraunts around and can walk to everything if you cant figure out the tram system. Metro nearby although closed when we stayed.

No fee for the dog, thank you for that that’s why we chose you. Very nice hotel, beautiful room, especially bathroom and a small balcony. I don’t like this style for permanent living, but it was great to spend a few days and feel yourself like a Roman )))

Check-in. We came at night (about 00:30) and after 13 hours on the road we spent 30 min! at the reception, because the receptionist couldn’t find our reservation. We showed him reservation number on booking and he HAD TO give us the room and resolve this problem later, but he did it only after 30 minutes of waiting, so I couldn’t wake up on my birthday the next day. And it was weird to receive a call from reception when “Continental breakfast”, I think you should change the name of it to “croissant and coffee”.

The staff were always lovely and friendly, and the room suited our needs for our 2 night stay. The staff stored our bag for us prior to check in, and offered to store our bags after check out. Also very close to the train station.

The property check in and check out times provided on booking.com were incorrect. Check in was at 2pm and check out was at 11am, rather than the 12pm and 11:30am times we were provided. Thankfully, when we tried to check in at 12pm the staff were very accommodating and stored our bag for us free of charge.

That they were able to accommodate us at a moments of notice. Due to a mix up with dates we couldn't get a room at our booked hotel. At 11pm we were invited in with no problems . The bathroom was quaint and functional. After spending so much time in air conditioning being able to open a window was fantastic also the room had a small balcony. They also kept our bags for the day while we went exploring.

The room needed some updating but as I'm learning about italy the room seemed average compared to other accommodation. We were so tired we slept well .

The hotel has a great location and very kind employees. It is very close to the tram also you can walk to the metro in 10 minutes. If you want to find potable water, you can reach it on foot in just 2 minutes. If It’s your first trip to Rome, they can explain to you some great places on the map.

You are required to provide room keys each time before leaving the hotel. You cannot leave the hotel with your key even for just walking the street.

The staff were so lovely, room was cleaned to perfection and it was great walking distance from the colosseum. Really liked how you left the key with the staff as it meant I didn’t have to worry about it for the day. We also got to our room with a leak, no fault of the hotel but we were quickly re-roomed and the staff couldn’t have been nicer. Would highly recommend this hotel and when I’m back in Rome, I will stay here again

Couldn’t fault it

My wife and I were there, we really liked it, great staff, will help with anything you need, room cleaning every day. The location is also good, cafes and restaurants are nearby, metro station is within walking distance.. Great place!