I loved staying here. Located close to many of the attractions in Rome and not far from others. The…read morestaff were all very friendly and helpful. The breakfast was amazing. Lots of great choices. There is a bar on the main floor and a rooftop bar. It has beautiful views of the city and is very relaxing. I would definitely stay here again when I come to Rome.

A great center of the city hotel! The rooms were very comfortable and the staff were amazing and…read morevery helpful. The hotel is surrounded by amazing restaurants and most of the attractions are less than 1/2 hour walk.

Stayed here for 5 days and had a fabulous experience! I would absolutely stay here again if I come…read moreback to Rome. While the rooms are small and somewhat outdated they were clean and worked. Yes, some rooms have storage issues but the front desk will take your luggage and store it for your stay so you have more room. The front desk staff were all wonderful. They were very helpful with taking care of my sick Aunt for a few days before we got to Rome. They went out of their way to get her food and a doctor. Once we were there they were really friendly and gave great recommendations. The hotel location is great. Super close to most tourist spots but in a nice residential area that's quiet at night. The breakfast buffet is great. Tons of options and the food was always delicious. The servers were attentive and made great cappuccino.

I didn't even get to stay at this hotel because my Lufthansa flight got cancelled, due to an…read moreemployee strike. I made reservations back in December and paid for the hotel stay back in December. I was supposed to be in Rome this week. This hotel does not refund your money even when your flight and entire vacation plans are cancelled by outside forces. Good lesson, don't make reservations at this hotel because you will not receive a refund, even when your entire vacation is cancelled. I recommend making reservations anywhere else, at any other hotel.

We had a wonderful stay! Our room was a corner suite with beautiful views. I highly recommend this…read morehotel. Bathroom could use a little extra attention. But other than that, wonderful.

The staff are very friendly and very accommodating. Room s are clean. I would recommend this hotel…read moreto friends and families. Front desk staff Daniel is awesome. Super friendly.

My husband and I spent three nights at Hotel Locarno last month. It was the first of three hotels…read morewe stayed at during this trip, and it's the one we're most likely to stay at again. A beautiful place, 100 years old and full of character, with excellent service and a great location. The hotel was small and charming, with only 49 rooms on five floors. The hallways and elevator were tiny by American standards, and our deluxe corner room--two categories above the base level--was just over 300 square feet. Not huge, but spacious enough for our needs. The bed was comfortable, as was the little seating area in the corner. The bathroom was disproportionately large, with a very nice shower. Everything was attractive, the aesthetic antiquey and thoroughly realized. Chevroned wood floors, heavy brocade drapery. A lot of gold, none of it garish, though I suppose you just get away with that in Rome. There was a TV in one corner, small and deemphasized, as if to say, why would one waste time here watching TV? Service was top notch, with a personal feel. Check-in was easy and pleasant, and we continued to interact with the front desk staff throughout our stay. They recommended restaurants and made us a reservation at a nearby trattoria. They greeted us every time we walked by. We were invited to leave our room key with them whenever we went out, so housekeeping knew when to go in. The room key was a substantial object, not a flimsy key card, so this also spared us from carrying it in our pockets. Housekeeping was thorough, and we got some good chocolate with turndown service. We made good use of Bar Locarno, which was both a stellar bar and a lovely all-day restaurant. We enjoyed cocktails on the patio and breakfast in the dining room. Fantastic cocktails and a luxurious breakfast, the latter included with our booking. We were out and about for most of our waking hours, but the hotel was an ideal home base. Centrally located, right by the Piazza del Popolo, a short walk from the Spanish Steps and the Trevi Fountain. We left to go to Florence then stayed at the Orient Express La Minerva when we came back. That hotel was more expensive and we got a ridiculously large room, but it was almost wasted on us, given the on-the-go nature of a Roman vacation. Hotel Locarno gave us everything we needed and more, and I hope to stay again the next time we visit Rome.

The staff treated us with immense hospitality that I've never experienced. Beautiful establishment…read moreand service, 11/10.

Our favorite hotel in Rome. Charming, perfectly located, friendly staff, absolutely nothing to…read morecomplain about and everything to love. We've stayed there three times in the last 9 years and will again.

This place and it's staff are amazing. This was my first trip to Rome and I was so excited to go…read morebut unfortunately my first morning I had a medical emergency and had to go to the hospital. The hotel called an ambulance which took me to the closest hospital and Armando from the staff walked to the hospital with my wife and daughter and accompanied them for over an hour helping to communicate with hospital personnel and didn't leave until he knew I was being cared for. After my hospital visit was over and we went back to the hotel the staff helped translate my order and prescriptions. They were so helpful with everything else. They gave us a very good walking map of Rome with highlighted routes, a list of restaurants that they recommended and we were not disappointed in any that we went to, they scheduled taxi pickups, had umbrellas for the rain a great breakfast with awesome cappuccino and lattes and a happy hour. The rooms are comfy and very clean, the shower water flow is unreal ( felt like I was standing under a water fall). The staff at this place and I mean every one of them made me feel so welcomed and went above and beyond to help us with our needs. If I ever make it back Rome this is the only place I want to stay!

If you need a place to stay that's close to most of the main attractions in Rome, Hotel Due Torri…read moremight do just the trick. While there are some things I can pick on like: - somewhat uncomfortable beds even though I had no issue and slept like a baby. - a toilet that makes weird noises - a shower drain that doesn't really drain You can't help but to feel blessed with: - a very helpful staff that will call taxis and make reservations for you - give you solid recommendations for restaurants - a nice complimentary breakfast every morning. There is always some good with the bad.

A really charming, small hotel that puts you in the heart of Rome, away from busy streets so it was…read morequiet. It was Rome as I had imagined it (I'll post a couple photos). We had a room on the fourth floor large enough so I young-teenagers could be adjacent. The elevator is only big enough for two, the stairs are marble and everyone at the front desk was very helpful and very Italian ~ they always had a good suggestion. Very charming owner pops in to meet her guests. Complete breakfast was included ~ coffee was good too. Great restaurants around the corner, and we walked to everything ~ only hired a cab to take us to the Termini. Already have recommended it to friends who have booked their room.

Honestly the best staff, in particular we loved Sara, Carlo, Luca. Sara was genuinely friendly and…read morehelpful during our stay. The rooftop bar had some gorgeous views of the city. It can get windy up there so dress appropriately. Our room had the best view of the pantheon. It was nice to see the insane number of tourists and watch it die down in the evening. This hotel includes breakfast daily from approximately 7am to 10am and the options were pretty good. Coffee, pastries, bacon, eggs, yogurt, fruit, and fruit juices. The pineapple juice was my personal favorite along with the cappuccino. Excellent place to stay, very friendly and the room is clean and it helped us with our stay right in the middle of everything

Nice. No frills hotel immediately adjacent to the Pantheon. Great location. Stayed here for a quick…read morelayover. It's a tough comparison since my previous stay in the area was a wonderful airbnb about a minute down Via dei Pastini in which we had half a floor to spread out over. All in all perfectly fine. Very vibrant area.

We spent 3 nights here. We enjoyed our visit, the view of Rome was nice. We really liked being able…read morethe see the dome of St. Peter's from the roof top.

When we entered, there was this grumpy old Italian man checking us in which was adorable. We got…read morethere at around 10am and waited about an hour for the room to be ready & didn't get charged an early check in fee. If you are with two people you must get a double room when we booked it online we choose single but they fixed it for us. It was $30 extra which was fine. The room had a really high ceiling and was decorated beautifully! The bathroom looked fancy as well and every worked. They provide soup, shampoo, shower caps, & a blow dryer. The wifi also worked so perfectly that we were able to stream movies on our phone! The breakfast buffet is from 7am-10am and was the best included breakfast we ever had! They have freshly squeezed orange juice, a bunch of cheese and deli meats, eggs, the best bacon ever & more! The staff was super friendly everywhere. The roof top looked exactly like the pictures on the website. It's so beautiful up there. We brought the $15 wine that's offered with the room and drank it up there. Surprisingly we had the whole rooftop to ourselves all night which was amazing! There is also a bus for €5.50 one way to & from the airport about 4 blocks away from the hotel that comes every half hour & takes around 45 minutes. Which totally beats the €48 taxi ride one way which takes around 35 minutes.

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

Wow. I had low expectations for this hotel because it was a last minute booking, but we were lucky…read moreenough that this hotel had one open room for us. The staff (okay, we only saw one guy at the desk during our stay) was very nice and incredibly accommodating. We were able to drop off luggage off for storage at about 11am the day of check-in, which allowed us to explore Rome without lugging around suitcases. When we returned to our room, our luggage was nicely stacked in the closet. The room was honestly kind of small, and the view wasn't great (it was of a next door building). But those are my only small gripes. The people who run this hotel thought of EVERYTHING. Free breakfast (which was delicious, by the way), everything super clean, and even Q-tips and toothbrushes and slippers provided. We even walked into our room to be greeted by a towel animal on our bed. Plus, the location was quiet, and we slept well here. I'd HIGHLY recommend this hotel for any stay in Rome. Well worth the price.