Albergo Ottocento  

Stayed here for 3 nights in November. Hotel offered lots of peace and quietness in the centre of a bustling city. Comfortable and cozy atmosphere from the moment you enter the hotel and even the lane where the hotel lies was pretty and quiet. Standard Room was reasonably sized for a city hotel and nicely decorated with care and attention to detail. Room was spacious enough plus the minibar was a convenient extra. The bathroom was niver and modern with a lovely large shower and also had some little accessories for an added touch of luxury. Hotel Ottocento has earned it's 4 stars in my opinion but mainly because the staff were by far the best I have come across in my travels; they spoke good English, were extra attentive and very helpful. My wallet and camera were stolen downtown on my last night prior to me paying for my stay and the staff were very compassionate and happy to help and arrange our payment alternatively showing extreme professionalism which is why I would highly recommend this hotel to others.

Nothing negative really! The bar though was very tiny and very very quiet, not really a place you would like to stay and chat for the night, more like a part of the lobby and we found ourselves having to track down staff to get a coffee. As a result of this it gave the place more of a guesthouse/B&B feel rather than a hotel. The minibar was very expensive (€4 for a bar of chocolate or bottle of mineral). Allthough that said, the area itself is very costly and my partner paid between 7.95 and 12 euro for a local beer everywhere we went! Very expensive.

We liked the location which was excellent. The hotel was nice lookiing and recently refurbished making teh room very clean and comfortable. The staff were very helpful, pleasent, approachable and friendly throughout the weeklong stay, giving us tips and insights of what to do, where to eat and booking for us specific trips. Which chose the hotel randomly via your site and were not disappointed with what got especially after seeing other similar hotels in the same neighbourhood which looked more run down,

Centrally located. Good value for money.

Breakfast could be better.

the location and hospitality

The location is perfect for having a good start on most typical roman attractions: Fontanan di Trevi, Spanish stairs, Vatican City,...etc. The receptionist is simply adorable and willing to give the best tips for Rome.

We had a Junior suite...and the standard for a top-of-the-class room (even for a 4 stars) hotel is low. It is a duplex, main bedroom on top floor, very italian style. But the bed is hard as rock and the pillows too flat. The furniture a bit too simple and the amenities basic. Breakfast was included but also not very good. For the price paid, I'd recommend some of the five stars hotel in the proximities of Via Sistina!

Very nice staff. Nice surroundings. Comfortably beds. Quiet and private room for Internet. Tranquil breakfast room, nice staff also there. And cappucino!

Traffic noise outside - even if the windows had double shades. Our Deluxe room had one and only simple chair - not convinient for two tired walking tourists. We, people from the North, also missed some dark bread for breakfast (the pastry dishes were really impressing). Only one channel in English - CNN with misarably information about Europe and Noth Africa.

The facilities were classic and clean. The staff was friendly. Breakfast was excellent. The location in Rome is superb.

Excellent location,very helpful staff,clean room,nice bathroom for Rome's hotel,decent breakfast,i would definitally use this hotel again.

Hard mattress.

Staff were very friendly

Smart decor, friendly & helpful staff, fair breakfast. Comfortable bed and good TV. Quiet. Good central location just off Piazza Barberini, so close to metro and open tour bus stops, and just five mins from Trevi Fountain and 10 from Spanish steps. Lift - fine for two plus cases.

No view as our room did not look out onto street. No tea/coffee making in the room (in common with most Italian hotels). [Roof terrace wasn't open during low season]

The location is great since its only a few minutes away from Spanish steps. However I would suggest that they add facilities for persons with disability - after all it is a four star.

Very good hotel with it's own style, good location(40 seconds walk to the metro station Barberini, close to the restaurants, shops, the Spanish stairs and the Trevi fountain, Via Veneto, Via Sistina, etc. The staff was kind, helpful, pleasant to communicate. Rooms are ok, not so spacious but bigger than in some other hotels in city centers, very good bathroom(no view from the window is a typical feature in Rome so it's no problem.) Breakfast is standart, although the choice could have been bigger.

It was a little dark in the room, and only one socket, so it's a trouble to charge more than one device at the same time.