We rented two rooms. One that my friend stayed in that was nice, had a view and space to move. The…read moreone I got to share with my two teenage daughters was three single beds with no padding on the beds so the springs poke your back, no art on the muted yellow walls, broken lights so you can enjoy all the lights on or none, air conditioning that barely gets cool, one dark window with an alley view and the faint smell of someone's old perfume. The electric key keeps flipping so there's no lights essentially unless I want to stand by the door and hold the key in place. This is not a "4 star hotel". It's like a motel. There's no space to walk as in maybe 6" between the bed and the dresser with our suitcases. I asked for help and after three visits to the reception I was offered free breakfast I'm extremely disappointed

Went here for mixed vacation/work trip. We stayed in the junior suite. Not quite an American suite…read morebut still ok. We arrived erly and thy did their best to accommodate us. The beds are a little hard but still comfortable. The room are well illuminated and quiet. The bathrooms are large and have a good shower/tub. Internet is free but also quite slow. Breakfast is included. The variety is limited and the warm parts re Luke warm. Not quite American standard but typical European breakfast. The restaurant can be rather busy. We had a great stay. The hotel is close to the main rail terminal, a Horst walk from pantheon, colosseum, ... A great oasis for the explorer.

Just stayed here for two nights and so enjoyed this hotel. It's very basic, but clean and…read morecomfortable. Wifi is included, although it's sketchy coverage; this, however, is an issue throughout Rome, I don't know that this hotel can be held accountable for that! Breakfast is included in a sweet separate space that is across a small courtyard from the hotel and enclosed by windows. The gentleman at the front desk spoke a lot of English; others who didn't still worked with me to figure out what I needed and were very nice. A tip: Ask for a quiet room if sleep is an issue for you. When I was there it was a little warm so I slept with the windows open and since it's located near a bigger street, it stayed kind of loud into the wee hours. Had the window been closed I'm sure it wouldn't have been an issue.

I was trying to choose a hotel for our three day stay in Rome and it was so hard because there are…read morejust too many options, and honestly, it's Italy, and they all look so charming. I'm usually very careful in booking places in Europe in that I have to check out the neighborhood reviews, make certain it's safe, make sure it's very close to the metro, etc. but after seeing so many great hotels, this time I just bid on a four star and let the hotel choose me. When I first saw the pictures for Abitart online, I was disappointed because it's very modern, and I really wanted a classic Italian hotel. However, now that I've seen it, I like the modern lobby, and I lucked out with a classic Italian room *maybe they know Americans like this. The bathroom is spacious, and came with all of the toiletries and a blow dryer and bidet. There is a very nice restaurant directly adjacent, free wi-fi and free breakfast. I think I received a very good deal and would most definitely stay here again. Rather than take a taxi for seventy dollars, we took the FM1 metro line (which is the main metro line) from the airport for 8 euro, and we disembarked at Ostiense station. We had no idea which way to go from here (although it's a block away) so we stopped in a small store (several were open after 10 pm) and realized that everyone around the station knows hotel Abitart because it's pretty big, and it's in the center of a lot of great restaurants. I stayed three full nights and found it very quiet, the maid service was good and the free breakfast was nice for grabbing a quick yogurt and some fruit. I didn't have a car, but did notice that there was parking attached and a very nice restaurant right next door. It's a well-walked area at night, so we felt safe with our luggage and the check-in was so easy, even at close to 11 pm: they have a concierge on duty all night. I tried my beginner's Italian but they spoke perfect English and the hotel has everything we could possibly wish for except it does have very spotty internet. It's okay for sending an occasional email but not good if you need it for your work.

This hotel feels like a brand new hotel. It's updated, upscale, clean, modern with a touch of…read moreVictorian. The breakfast is amazing!! Hot chocolate and coffee are so good! There is honey comb at breakfast bar for my yogurt. Service is great. It is near the Piazza di Spagna, Spanish steps, shopping retails like outdoor mall and indoor mall (Rinascente Rome) for local brands or high end brands. It is safe to walk to all of those day or night. Many good restaurants near by. We had a lovely experience staying at this hotel. Grazie to all the staff!

We were in Rome for 3 days & 2 nights before our Mediterranean cruise and stayed here. Located…read morenear the center of Rome, this was a very convenient location for us because we wanted to jam as many sites within those few days as possible. We heard about the atrocious traffic in Rome and decided that a hotel near the areas we wanted to see was important. This is located near the Trevi Fountains and not too far away from the Colosseum and Vatican. You can walk to the Trevi Fountains, but need a cab for the other 2. Our room was small by modern US hotel standards, but it didn't matter to us because this hotel was very old and had a historic feel to it. It was comfy for us. There's a small bar in the lobby. The lobby is designed in marble and rich, dark wood....we loved the architectural design and finishes of this place. The staff was very helpful and hooked us up with a private Vatican tour that was simply amazing. That will be covered in another review. Overall, this was a pretty good place for a short stay. Return Factor - 75%

Nice location in the center of Rome (depending of what to consider center of course). Walking…read moredistance to the Spanish Stairs at Piazza di Spagna, Via del Corso and Villa Borghese, but pretty far from Vatican Museum if that's your first place of interest. We chose this hotel because of the location and they offer triple rooms for families. From now I know, that next time if I'm looking for a triple room - I'll just choose a double room in the Intercontinental, Marriott, Westin etc. The beds there are pretty large and the standards should be on the level, not like in some dubious small hotel claiming itself as 4 stars. I guess they did all they could to get those 4 stars somehow. I would not rate that higher than 3. Breakfast is served in two separate rooms which is not very convenient - that you have to go from one to another crossing the reception. And it's always packed. The choice of the buffet in one room is larger than in the other, so if you sit there - you don't have to migrate, but it's very noisy and crowded there, so we sat in another room and had to travel for food. Forget about smoked salmon of course. Not much of a fruit choice, but altogether better than in the road motel. And it's included in the rate - that's very nice of them. There is an electrical kettle in the room if you want tea or Nescafe coffee. Mini bar. The electrical sockets were hardly working. If you want to charge your phone or watch TV - you have to make sure that there is a contact, cause otherwise if you just plug in and go - nothing will work. The shower was terrible. You couldn't switch it easily and the hose was leaking. The room as well as bathroom were really tight and poky. There is no fitness center or SPA of course. Among advantages: free wifi and not bad connection. Not enough for viber or skype call, but still. And the personnel was really amiable, courteous and helpful, that was really pleasant. If you have some extra spare $ - choose Westin or other chain hotel famous all over the world. But if you don't care about the comfort in the room and not on romantic escape, but just to sleep and eat breakfast - that's one of the options. Rome has a lot to offer.

Nice small hotel just a couple of blocks from Via Veneto with easy access to Barberini metro stop…read more Rooms are small but not cramped - we had two rooms for our family of four (two tall teenage sons). Plenty of closet and drawer space if you want to unpack. Ample breakfast is included with delicious coffee, sliced meats and cheeses, pastries, fruit, and eggs. Friendly hotel staff who all speak good English. Free wifi available to hotel guests - it worked fine during our stay, although sometimes it was very slow to sign in. Loved the view from our room overlooking Via Ludovisi. Hotel is walking distance to Borghese Villa and Spanish Steps. During the course of our stay, we never took a taxi other than to and from the airport - we walked or took the metro everywhere. Only downside is that restaurants and cafes near the hotel are on the expensive side because of its location near Via Veneto. We paid 139 Euro per night - a bit pricey but a good value for the location in a quiet and safe neighborhood which allowed us to walk everywhere.

This is a great hotel situated in historical center of Rome. It's close to many landmarks, shops,…read moreand restaurants. We stayed there for 7 nights and we had a good time. The employees are wonderful they will do what ever it takes to make your stay great.

Good hotel located next to the Spanish steps This hotel is…read morea little of the beaten path, tho located in a rather posh area, next to the hotel you will find uppercrust art dealers, antique shops and designer stores, Pros: the hotel is located in a safe posh area, Staff is very friendly, breakfast is very good, and included in the price, comfy pillows and bed the design of the hotel, a bit like walking threw an art gallery Cons:small rooms, tho smart rooms, the bathrooms(tho large for the area) Having to get your luggage up steps and teeny tiny cobblestones, made of marble, The eye popping brightness that is the different colored hallways, and the neon colored bathrooms Did not impact the stay , would I stay here again perhaps, Tho there are definitely better places to stay , less modern nothing wrong with modern, but old school is good too. The staff here is supper sweet and very friendly.

There is no enough space in the room provided to us. The room building is separated from the main…read morelobby and restaurant building. The restaurant is big - their breakfast buffet is wonderful. Our dinner was not disappointing. Nice lobby- updated . Very crowded- noticed that there was lot of group tours that were staying during our visit. Conveniently located to train and bus stations. A big shopping mall is nearby .

The only reason that this hotel gets 2 stars is that it offers breakfast and it's pretty close to…read morethe Fermi train station to get into Rome proper. The staff were rude and unhelpful. The rooms were relatively comfortable, but we receive zero maid service until the night before we were to check out ( 7 nights ), three ( 3 ) rooms. Extremely noisy the entire stay, this is probably because this is a hotel frequented by tour buses visiting the Rome area. One positive is that it's next door to a huge shopping mall. This hotel was inexpensive and this might be why it's very mediocre compared to most hotels that we've stayed at. I would recommend that if you were to stay in Rome, stay closer in and don't be afraid to spend the extra money for a more elegant hotel it would be money well spent.

Great location. Cool vibe. But no dressers with drawers in the room and small closet. Our bed…read morewas not made up with a blanket and we had to ask for one. The room came with breakfast included but the food was mediocre. Scrambled Eggs were not well done. Bacon was greasy and tough to eat. No cut fresh fruit. Good coffee and pastries. Bath towels were not soft. The staff were all nice and hotel is walking distance to best shopping and to Vatican and Spanish steps. Also the lighting inside the room was terrible. Very dim. Not enough light by far. If they added some dressers with drawers and much more light in the room it would make a big improvement.

The hotel was good for our group. We had breakfast and lunch. They accommodated our large group…read morequite well. I think the best part was the concierge, Emmanuelle. He was always friendly and attentive. We asked for dinner ideas and he quickly suggested his favorite restaurant. He went above and beyond to show us on the phone gps where it was located, pulled up pictures of the food, as well as called to arrange reservations for us. Hotels will never be perfect, but having a staff member as awesome as Emmanuelle makes the experience memorable and lasting.

Nice hotel！clean and tidy，delicious food，good service，close to the downtown. Kindly recommendedread more

Fantastic hotel…read more Immediately upon walking in, it smells fresh and clean. You are greeted by the front desk and while not all of them are friendly and accommodating. Most of them were. I'd say the 4/5 that we dealt with during our entire 4 day stay here were great. We had a 3 night reservation here with a package from Groupon for traveling from the states to Paris and Rome. And this was our best hotel out of the two cities. However, we don't know the pricing or how much one night stay is. We were very pleased. They made an error on our reservation when first arriving, but immediately fixed it with no issues. The room is so clean and very modern. It's a tad tight for two single people, but it's very comfortable. The bathroom was spacious, clean and very nice. The only downfall is the shower door only covered half the tub, so when I showered, water would get all over the floors. Otherwise, excellent room. Our stay included free WiFi and continental breakfast. The WiFi didn't work very well from our room, so we had to stay in the lobby when needing to really use WiFi consistently. Otherwise, it was very slow and took forever to load anything. The breakfast is decent. They have a restaurant that is open for dinner 3 hours a night, and it was very good. We ate here every night because we loved it so much. While the menu was limited, the prices were very reasonable and the food was very fresh. We had all their seafood dishes and were very pleased with the quality. Would definitely come back if in Roma!