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13 years ago
Nice cleans rooms and bathrooms. Great and helpful service with a great price. Within walking distance to most sites. My wife and I stay here every time we visit Rome. Would definitely recommend! read more
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Hotel Artemide
(109 reviews)
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This was our first time to Italy and Hotel Artemide made our trip. The room was a good size for…read moreEurope. It was fashionable, classy, and most importantly - clean. We didn't rent a car so I can't comment on parking, but everything you want to see, like the Colosseum, is just a short walk from the hotel or you can take a cab. The staff were wonderful with helpful suggestions from the front desk to the amazing breakfast buffet staff that always gave us a very warm "buongiorno" when we came in. After a few days the server didn't need to ask anymore he just brought me a cappuccino when I sat down. That is probably the biggest breakfast buffets I have ever seen. The two pictures don't fully capture it all. I really liked this hotel and would be back if I am ever in Rome again.
Only a few blocks from Termini Roma, this short walk was a perfect home base. Its location gives…read moreeasy walking access to the Colosseum, Palatine Hill, Pantheon, Trevi Fountain and much more. Plenty of shopping, dining and coffee nearby. The room was clean and modern with a fully stocked, complimentary mini bar. Loved the bathroom, the bar upstairs and the breakfast buffet and coffee with Salvatore was a great start to each day. The downstairs spa was a bit small, but enjoyable nonetheless, with steam room, sauna, and simple hydrotherapy stations. All in all this was the best accommodations we had our entire 10 day trip throughout Italy. Will gladly stay here again! The staff, service, location, amenities and facility were all stellar!
iQ Hotel Roma
(64 reviews)
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The hotel is very clean. The rooms are exceptionally kept clean. The rooms are air conditioned…read more The staff is very friendly. They go out of their way to help customers. I left an item in my room upon check out and they held on to it for me until I could return to Rome and retrieve it. The breakfast was excellent. It was the best that we had while visiting Italy. The building itself was secure you can't get in without a room key or being let in by the front desk staff. I highly recommend IQ Roma.
Most important to me is that the hotel is super clean! Comfortable beds and excellent, friendly…read morestaff from the front desk, housekeeping to restaurant and bar! Beautiful restaurant and roof top bar, large hot tub and lounge chairs! Excellent convenient location. This is our second time in 10 months there and this time we brought friends who all loved it too!
DoubleTree by Hilton Rome Monti
(26 reviews)
If you are wanting to stay at a full-service, Hilton branded hotel property while in Rome without…read moregoing bankrupt doing so, The Doubletree Hotel by Hilton Rome Monti would be a solid choice. By Rome standards for a full-service hotel, it would be considered affordable by many. But just to be clear, it is not ultra-inexpensive. For the money, it is firmly in the 4-star hotel genre (getting a 5-star Yelp rating from me within this category because I could find nothing wrong with it during my stay). So, while it may not have crystal chandeliers and butlers running around, it is definitely not a student tourist level hostel. It has modern, comfortable public spaces, elevators that hold more than 2 people at a time, a restaurant with a good breakfast spread, and well-appointed guest rooms with modern amenities and AC. I really don't need more than that when I am traveling solo for business so it was perfect for me given that set of circumstances. As a comparison, I have stayed at a 5-star Rome hotel which was absolutely a step up in terms of service, luxury features, and a sense of a personal attention. But when I am alone on business, that level of service is not necessary and can feel uncomfortable to me. There are plenty of cafe's and restaurants within a 10 min walk and it is a reasonable walk to attractions such as the Opera House, the Coliseum, and the Trevi Fountain. It is also a 10-minute walk to the main terminal Rome train station and the cool, local Nuovo Mercato Esquilino if you are into that type of thing like I am. I spent early mornings walking somewhere for coffee and then through the Mercato to watch the vendors work to ready their produce and meat to be pawed over by early restauranteurs which was a cool look at the underbelly life of this great city. I really liked that this hotel is not right up against the busy street and, on at least 2 sides of the building, there are streets that are not constantly jammed with the noise of traffic. My room fronted one of the quiet sides. It is unclear to me if I was upgraded to a nicer than standard room location because of my Hilton loyalty status but I had a very quiet stay in a room that was impeccably clean and could be easily darked out during the day if I needed a restorative nap for my jet lag. The gym was reasonably appointed and open 24/7 and the wi-fi speed was top notch. I had a great stay here for the money. Based on all of this, when in Rome in the future as a solo business traveler, I would be very happy to stay here again.
We spent three nights here before an Eastern Mediterranean cruise departing from Civitavecchia. We…read morearrived and departed via Roma Termini, just a few blocks away. That made the location extremely convenient. The hotel sits a short walk from Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore, where Pope Francis is buried. Some areas near the main train station are often described as unsafe by Italian standards. We did not experience that near the hotel. Tourists and locals were out late, and the neighborhood stayed active into the evening. Rome is compact and easy to navigate. Most major attractions felt reachable within about 20 minutes by taxi, bus, or rail. We tried to visit the Trevi Fountain at 10:00 pm to avoid crowds. That plan failed completely(see pic). It was packed. Locals eat later than in the U.S., and many parts of the city stay busy well into the night. Restaurants remain open late. A note for U.S. travelers. European hotel rooms run smaller for the price. Even using Hilton points, our room would have cost close to $700 per night USD and felt small. The hotel offers a pleasant rooftop bar and a spacious lobby with multiple seating areas. The buffet breakfast was a solid, comfortable way to start the day. It was included for us as Hilton Diamond members. I am unsure of the cash price. Overall, the location and amenities make this a smart pre-cruise choice, especially for travelers relying on rail connections.
Palazzo Navona Hotel
(23 reviews)
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.
The St. Regis Rome
(103 reviews)
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This hotel is amazing! The staff is the true key to a great experience from start to finish. The…read morebellmen, the check in folks, the dining room servers all day and evening, the housekeeping crew, and the concierge. The hotel is a beautiful structure and while a bit dated in some areas the overall appearance is very good and old world like I expected. Our room was very nice though there was no place to sit and read as the only chair was at a desk and another side chair that was not practical for reading. I would recommend they consider that. The breakfast buffet is one of the best I ever experienced in all my years of traveling with so many options you cannot possibly try them all. The omelette chef was so accommodating and friendly. We had lunch there the day we arrived, breakfast each day and even decided to dine there for dinner one night instead of going out. All the servers went above and beyond for us and made us feel so welcome. They have live music that is very classy and works great for the environment of the hotel. We saw several different duos for evening and breakfast services. We spent three nights in this hotel before we boarded our cruise ship and really enjoyed every minute there. I highly recommend this hotel if you are traveling to Rome.
This location feels opulent compared to other St, Regis hotels and I love it. Comfortable bed and…read moresheets and excellent bath and body products. The staff are helpful and the hotel has a good location.
The Inn at The Roman Forum
(25 reviews)
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!
Singer Palace Hotel
(10 reviews)
Phenomenal! The hotel is stunning and full of history. It's quiet and cozy, elegant and charming…read moreand situated in the perfect spot in the city! Walking distance to the Trevi Fountain, Colosseum and Pantheon. The staff are welcoming and attentive. The roof top is not to be missed! Stunning views of the city - the perfect spot for aperativo or dinner! The craft cocktails are delicious and made thoughtfully. Can not say enough wonderful things about this property!
Gorgeous! Breathtaking rooftop views. The decor for Easter was beautiful! The service and…read morecocktails were fantastic! We come back every time we go to Rome!
Hotel Santa Maria
(31 reviews)
hotel was very clean. The maintenance staff so sweet. The restaurant down below had delicious…read morecoffee. I would definitely recommend staying here if you want to have a Roman hub travel spot. as in ANY big city, beware the homeless
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.
Albergo del Senato
(38 reviews)
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.
Hotel Raffaello
(22 reviews)
Cozy hotel in a charming neighborhood. Conveniently close to bus and metro. Nice little grocery…read morestore next door. Staff was excellent! Maybe most importantly the bed was comfortable.
Beautiful hotel, will stay again. The location is so quiet and yet central to everything local…read more Great restaurant and cafe right down the block, two gelato places, one on each corner. The staff is amazing, i cannot recommend this hotel more.
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It's my 3rd time staying here & I've totally recommend to stay here it's very affordable and very…read moreclose to the local transportation & local restaurants!!! The room are awesome!!!
Staying in the center of Rome is really expensive, so this is a great option for those of you on a…read morebudget! Corso Trieste is a very nice neighborhood and the hotel is only 5 min walk from the new subway station. There's also a supermarket right by if you want to grab some snacks, picnic food or breakfast. And alas, this is the only hotel I've stayed in Italy all 2 weeks that had an elevator!! So load on those souvenirs and wine bottles!
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.
If you're considering staying here, you are most likely traveling on a tight budget. I was in town…read moreto run the Rome Marathon and stayed here for 5 nights. It was conveniently located just east of the Roma Termini station and a few blocks south of the Sapienza University of Rome. There was a ton of graffiti in the surrounding areas, but it felt pretty safe during my stay. There were plenty of food options all within walking distance. There was even a CONAD market right next door. Everything in my room was pretty crammed into a tiny space especially the bathroom. Most of the furniture was pretty old, but everything was clean and in working condition. This was a very okay place to stay for the very affordable price. The entire staff was very nice and friendly.
Please do not stay here. The photos look great but of course, our room did not look like the photo…read more The room was dark and dreary, it stunk of something horrible. Not sure if it was coming from the bidet or the shower or sink or toilet but the smell was sickening. Literally, the smell was making me sick. We tried keeping the bathroom door closed but it did not help. The chair was filthy and the walls were paper thin. The person in the room next to us kept us up for hours talking and coughing and using the bathroom. Mind you, they were not abnormally loud, the walls are just thin. We had a three-night stay but we checked out on 29 January saying we needed to be closer to "town". So, we needed out so bad we were happy to relinquish money to do so. Also, the neighborhood is not one for tourists. Graffiti everywhere, filthy, garbage, no shopping, few restaurants oh and to top it all off we stepped in a pile of doggy doo-doo....lovely. BTW, we stayed in room 211 so I would definitely avoid that room. Be smart, don't stay there.
A fantastic hotel, all clean, comfortable and modern; simply and stylishly decorated with…read moreincredibly helpful and friendly staff. That said, there are a few issues 1. Wifi is terrible 2. The hotel is about 25 euro taxi ride from the city (it is in an industrial part of the city) 3. Breakfast was only ok I was there for work, so location didn't bother me. I wouldn't recommend it for tourists.
An average italian hotel where you can choose to upgrade your room at a price when you check in…read more staff were friendly and helpful too.
This hotel is just Ok. My opinion might be a bit skewed due to Rome being the last destination of…read moremy three-week European adventure. The hotel is on the third floor with an elevator that barely fits two people without luggage. I was happy to take the stairs during my stay but it was difficult when my travel buddy and I had our luggage with us. Overall the hotel satisfied our basic travel needs. Below are the pros and cons for this hotel. PRO's I really enjoyed the staff. They were very friendly and informative about how to navigate the city. The hotel is very central to all tourist spots. The Spanish Steps are few blocks away from the hotel. Another highlight is that the hotel is an equal distance between the Vatican and Colosseum, which are on opposite sides of the city. They are also walking distance to a public airport shuttle stop, so instead of taking a pricey taxi, we were able to hop on the shuttle. CON's The room was really small. I shared the room with my travel buddy and we were very cramped. The shower was extremely small as well. At one point the shower overflowed and the water got everywhere. The complimentary breakfast was mediocre but it's hard to complain about something that is free.
Amazing location and although room was small but service was always pleasant .Esp the tall…read moregentleman at nite shift ( sorry forget name ).He made an effort even with limited English to guide us ....loved all his suggestions . Love Rome ! Can't wait to be back !
This is one of a collection of "residences" located in this area of Rome under the same ownership…read more It consists of one side of a floor of an old Roman apartment house that has been sub-divided into hotel rooms. The room was large and well-appointed with a very good modern bathroom and was extremely clean. The building boasts a charming courtyard and garden though there isn't much of a view of anything. WiFi was free but very slow even though the wireless server was plugged in right outside the door of the room. The main problem here was the service needs to be more polished and to provide more info. When we reserved, they gave us the address for one of the other residences in their collection. We were then told to go to this address, which involved shlepping a lot of luggage for about six blocks. Then we were told the hotel tax had to be paid in cash, despite the fact that another hotel put it on the credit card. They include continental breakfast but it is in a little caffe that is evidently owned by them or a business partner and is several blocks away. Had we been directed to the correct address and informed ahead of time that they requested the hotel tax payment in cash, we would have been much better disposed towards them.
Caspita, ma come mai, non c'e nessuna critica di questo carino posto nel centro della citta?…read more Va be, saro io il primo per scriverlo. Hotel Piccolo (little hotel) is located just a stones throw away from the Spanish Steps. I've stayed here a couple of times over the years and love the location and the personalized family friendly service from the staff. Although their cappuccinos had little to be desired, it's no sweat when you can take a morning stroll into any caffe and start your day right with an authentic Italian cappuccino (none of that Starbucks shit) and un bel corneto. Check out the pic, of the view from my room the last time I stayed there.
Only stayed here one night, and it was okay. The bed was comfortable, and the room was clean. It…read morewas peaceful, away from the city noise, replaced by birds chirping. The door to the room did not block any noise, and we could hear every conversation outside and every time another guest in our hall entered/left their rooms. Luckily there were not many other guests and they were mostly quiet. Included breakfast was good, with fruit (canned peaches and pineapple), sweet fruit juices, bottled water, hard boiled eggs, tasty pastries, pie, coffee cake, coffee/cappuccino machine. Inside the restaurant there's a living tree, very cool. The location is a little out of the way from the touristy areas of Rome, but it's nearby the Ciampino airport which is why we stayed here for a night.