Very delicious Negroni and the views were amazing! Easy to find and quiet area of the city too.read more

This rooftop bar is quite popular! The first night, we tried to arrive without reservations, and we…read morewere turned away, so definitely book in advance! We already had dinner reservations for the next night, so we settled for drinks after dinner with the view. Lovely views and romantically low lighting give this rooftop scene a nice vibe. It's small with limited seating, hence the need for reservations! Our server was helpful, and we enjoyed the cocktails, but it was good we ate dinner before because their small plates menu had nothing gluten-free. For cocktails, though, this is the perfect spot!

I don't know what came over us to stop here, since this place is as fancy and expensive as it…read morelooks, but I'm happy we did. We only came here for the rooftop bar. We got 3 drinks that were extremely overpriced, but the views of Rome were unmatched. This was a memorable experience for us. It comes with a cost, but you're also paying for the incredible atmosphere.

This is easily one of the best choices for a rooftop experience in the city. It's big enough that…read morethere's never really a hard time getting in. Once in its upscale, classy, comfortable and cool... but very chill and the service and the views are outstanding. We came in just for an aperitivo, but because of the welcoming service ended up staying through lunch and long after enjoying the ambiance and terrific menu. It's located right by the Pantheon and offers no issues getting in the door or up to the restaurant itself. It's a great choice if you're looking for a rooftop in the center of the city.

From 5 to 1 -- valet damage + denial…read more This should have been a 5-star review: great room, service, food, and location. Unfortunately, a valet incident -- and management's response -- makes it 1 star. I handed over the car with the handbrake engaged; a car cannot be moved without releasing it. The car was later parked on the public street and returned with the handbrake tab broken (it would sit in odd positions and no longer lock properly). Management told me their staff "did not touch" the handbrake -- a claim that isn't credible, especially since they only asked the valet team over a month later. The car could not have been moved in the first place without releasing the brake, and parking it on the street required operating it again. Italian regulations (Art. 353(2)) also require parked vehicles to have the parking brake engaged (and, as a rule, the lowest gear). If the brake wasn't used when they parked it on the street, that violates Art. 353(2). When a hotel handles guests' cars, safety and accountability are non-negotiable. A real shame, because everything else was excellent. Until the hotel accepts responsibility and fixes its valet procedures, I can't recommend it.

Our travel group stayed here for c. 5 days while visiting various areas of Rome. Here, very close…read moreto St. Peter's Basilica, was a good central location. The staff is very accommodating and helpful. The restaurant at the top offers an adequate breakfast, and other meals on the higher floor, a beautiful panoramic view of the city. Service in the evenings, however, can be "hit and miss". Rooms are clean, but a bit dated. They are all very different shapes and sizes (even for the same price), so please check out your room to assure you have something that you were expecting.

Across from the Colosseum made this a convenient place to eat but I was concerned this was one of…read morethose tourist spots where they overcharge for bad food. The prices for our pizzas were higher than we have found at a couple other places we have visited but not ridiculous and the pizza was no worse than elsewhere. My pizza of choice was their Diavola, a pie with slices of spicy salami. While I haven't warmed up to the sparseness of toppings and the crunchy crust, this was the same as we've had before on this trip, and I am here to appreciate Italian pizza, not complain it isn't Americanized. Service was fine, a little slow at the end, friendly, and the food came out in a reasonable amount of time. Unlike most restaurants on our vacation, this one encouraged tipping.

Royal Art Cafe came highly recommended as a restaurant with a view of the Colosseum, and here it…read moredoes not disappoint. I felt filled with awe as our taxi rounded a corner and turned down a hill to approach the ancient monument. We were greeted at the door by a hostess, who promptly showed us to a table, stopping briefly to get a welcome drink (not sure what it was, but it was fruity and refreshing). The decor is on point here, and almost reminds me of something one would encounter in Miami. We were seated upstairs on the patio, and despite several tables being free under the cover, we were placed in a corner with full sun. It set about 20 minutes later, but on a day when the high had reached 97 Fahrenheit, it was a long and sweaty 20 minutes. Service was meh throughout the whole meal. Prior to arriving in Italy, a native told me that this was standard, and I had been lucky enough not to experience it. This was also the only restaurant we dined at where we were pressured for a tip. Food was good. Not the best meal I ate in the country, and would have been a knockout back home, but was just ok. Come for the view, set your other expectations appropriately, and you'll have a good evening.

The Inn at the Roman Forum is a really unique boutique hotel that my husband and I stayed in when…read morewe were in Rome for our anniversary. It was a good location to see the Colosseum, and the Vatican. There's two parts to this hotel, including hotel rooms and also suites. We were lucky enough to get upgraded to a suite which was very spacious. It was like a little apartment! It is located in an area which is separate from the actual hotel. The staff was incredibly friendly and helpful. We had a very comfortable stay. They serve a complementary breakfast every morning, which was quite extensive and delicious! In the evenings before dinner, they do serve some appetizers and wine, almost like a "happy hour". If I ever return to Rome, definitely would like to stay in this hotel again. It was so amazing and unique my husband and I couldn't stop talking about it.

We had a fantastic stay here. The hotel is very unique and the history is truly eternal!…read more The hotel sits just minutes walk from the Roman Forum, Colosseum, and Cerchi Park. However, it is quietly nestled in a beautiful little neighborhood. It is very quiet and quaint. Upon arrival we were greeted with the welcoming staff and escorted into the ruins beyond the lobby where we were brought a lovely tiramisu welcome treat to enjoy while taking in the ruins. The room is impressively large with a huge bathroom. We had a plush king sized bed with cozy down bedding. The thick beautiful curtains ensured that the room was perfectly dark for great sleep even if we wanted a mid day nap. There was a lovely little balcony with a view of the courtyard. With the curtains open the natural light is perfect. The bed was comfortable and we Sisto very nicely here. The bathroom is very big with a walk in shower and bidet with all toiletries needed to have a comfortable stay. I will say I was a bit bummed that the tile warmer was not functional but the hotel was very kind offering anything to make sure that we were happy. This was not a problem and we stayed in this room as warming towels us a perk but not a requirement. I would also note that the building is quite old and the bathroom had a metallic smell perhaps from the pipes of older plumbing but it was fine as long as we kept the bathroom door closed. I think the hotel was really concerned that we were upset but we absolutely were not just keep in mind this building is antique and if you are coming from the US where everything is new and not used to a potential aroma of antiquity be prepared to experience a true European city and do not complain. All details are thought of here including mini bar, clothes steamer, hair dryer, toiletries and a welcome gift. The staff is so friendly and welcoming. They are always ensuring that we were comfortable and happy. We absolutely loved our stay here. The hotel is a special place and experience. The nostalgia of standing and staying where the Romans once stood 2000 years ago was definitely a treat! The hotel has a rooftop terrace where we enjoyed breakfast in the mornings and wine in the evening. The lounge just inside of the terrace is cozy and comfortable to enjoy a glass of wine or cocktail in the evening and there's a cozy fireplace to warm up, which we took full advantage of after a long wet rainy day in the colosseum and Roman forum. We had a great stay here and would highly recommend it to anyone looking for a special Roman experience. We will definitely be back!

A must if you go to Rome. The view is the Roman Coliseum & the service is excellent. They…read moreexplain what you are having and pair it perfectly with the right drink. Loved it! We were lucky enough to have the table right In front of the glass . Awesome view

You cannot beat the view at this Michelin starred restaurant in the heart of the city…read more Spectacular views of the Colesseum Excellent service, we were greeted by the Sommelier and had rosê wine to start Tasting menu was good but expensive Definitely a special occasion kind of restaurant Beauty dishes and service alike

Everything went well. The hospitality was warm and caring. Always extended themselves above and…read morebeyond. What a great stay in a lovely hotel.

Well priced with a great location. The staff was super friendly and spoke English. Rooms are clean,…read morefood was good, and the rooftop bar stays open late for a great way to end each day.

Best sleep!!! Rome…read moreis home. I've been coming here for over a decade. Spent over 6 -12 months here. Family is here. Even had a cool apartment in busiest shopping street!! This time around I wanted to stay in a hotel! And I've stayed at the hotel Albergo next door last year. Saw the roof top of this spot from my room! It was magic! So here I am!! Location: in old town! And behind pantheon! It's my favorite location next to via delcorso! I love being able to wake up and see the Pantheton!! Or walk up to it. And since it's in the back, it's never as insanely busy! The best part: the bed! It is a "fancy" hotel. They have men in suits directing traffic for Uber's/ taxis. My Uber eats! Fancy, a little uptight and have that rude undertone but once you open your mouth (conversate in Italian) you're oh so welcome! I've spent a week in Rome this time without plans! Stayed here for a few nights and moved on to the hotel Santa chiara next door since they were sold out! Love being able to compared the rooms. Probably stick to Santa chiara next time though. 1/3 cheaper minus all the huge /luxurious amenities!! No massive meeting room, no restaurant or roof top garden there! Less weddings and crowd!! It was a little too crowded here for my liking. Best sleep though!!

To put it simply - stay here! It is close to many of the main sightseeing spots, but is tucked away…read moreon a quiet street, so you don't feel crowded by tourists. The front desk is helpful and will get you what you need. They gave us a free upgrade to a larger room. We had initially booked a second Rome hotel for later in the week (we went to Florence and Venice for a few days). We loved it so much we wanted to return. When we asked if they had rooms available for our return date, they gave us the upgraded room again, and only charged us for a small room. We didn't even think to ask for that and it was very sweet. Exceptional customer service, cleanliness and decor! Oh- and turns out that Pablo Picasso has stayed here too!