Centrale Montemartini is located in an obscure part of Rome. We walked over from Rome's first…read moreEataly, a decidedly uninspiring stroll. While the building was architecturally interesting, the exhibits themselves didn't excite me. Perhaps I was burnt out, but Centrale Montemartini did not tickle my fancy. Perhaps I needed more martini and less monte.

One of the 25 rare museum in the world. This museum located at the south of Coliseum. This museum…read morealso call industry museum. The backdrop is machinery that use in the pass. Now this factory change to museum. It was great scene for the industry manufacturer. The museum collection is mainly statues. You will not see the enormous size when it was erected. But when they lay on the ground, you know it is huge. There was an hand only already bigger the entire body. There many famous Roman was carved to face of themselves. The first floor has many tombstone like bathtub. The side has a lot carving. The second floor is the most interesting. I like the detail of the artists had done. It is beautiful. This museum will take 1.5 hours to visit. The cost is minimum. The parking on the street probably more than the entrance fee.

This is a lovely café atop the Musei Capitolino to relax. I cannot comment on the food itself, but…read morewe enjoyed some drinks. There's indoor seating and a rooftop pavilion with additional seating. The view from the rooftop is outstanding. My major complaint is price -- e.g., 4,00€ for a small Coca-Cola.

Caffe Capitolino has very mediocre food but stunning views overlooking Rome which is how it stays…read morein business. Like with most Italian cafes, you pay first at the cash register and then take your receipt to the bar where they fill your order of coffee drinks, sandwiches, etc. There was also a full service restaurant on the terrace but we wanted to get just a quick bite and so went to the Caffe.

This hotel was my savior in the heat wave! I was staying at an Airbnb in the neighborhood and I…read morecame to the hotel a couple of times to use the pool. You can buy a pool pass for the day. I think it was €35. You do have to pay an additional fee for a shower cap and it's required to enter the pool. There were food and drinks available to purchase by the pool as well, and had to be eaten in the specific outside dining area by the pool. I LOVED LOVED LOVED the part of the chair that hung above your head so you could block the sun from your eyes. Genius. Staff were nice and I was so relaxed and happy! Italian: mi e piaciuto moltissssssimo!! Non ero un hospedante del hotel ma ho usato la piscina per €35 ogni giorni (il prezzo è di 2022 by the way). Mi sono rilassata molto. Le persone lavorando li erano molto gentile.

Used the day pass for the pool and it was a perfect way to relax before our hotel room was ready. A…read moregem in the middle of Trastevere

The sandwich we ordered consist of only a thick hamburger bun, and literally a thin slice of meat…read moreand nothing else. The coffee was mediocre, but service was fine and we did like that they had phone chargers for us to use.

It's a cool place, came here for a drink. Good service, near lots of monuments but not super…read morepricey. Very enjoyable.