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Offering 2 terraces, Tree Charme Spagna Boutique Hotel is set in the historical center of Rome, 1148 feet from the Spanish Steps. It features elegant accommodations with free WiFi. Small and cosy and major benefit is that there is a lift. I was in the other building in Via Dei Prefetti ...ease of entering and leaving the building was great and breakfast and breakfast area was very good.
Boasting a panoramic terrace with views of Piazza Navona, St. Peter's Basilica and the Pantheon, Eitch Borromini Palazzo Pamphilj is set in a historical building from the 17th-Century, designed by... Fantastic location and building- great staff- we really loved our stay and wished we could have stayed longer. (Had two sons aged 9 and 15 years who really loved it too). The people at the hotel were excellent- very accomodating. They arranged taxis to/from airport- great service. Hope to return at some stage- cant't recommend it high enough.
Offering free WiFi throughout, The Tribune Hotel is centrally located in Rome, 1969 feet from Villa Borghese. Guests can enjoy the on-site bar and the Trevi Fountain is just a 15-minute walk away. I liked everything! Great hotel!
Located on Via Nazionale and 984 feet from Quirinale in the center of Rome, Rome Glam Hotel welcomes guests with free WiFi. totally happy - going back in november
Set on 1 of the upper floors of a historic building in Rome's Monti district, Princeps Boutique Hotel offers stylish soundproofed rooms with marble bathrooms and free WiFi. excellent location, friendly staff, large and comfortable room and excellent breakfasts
Set in a historical building in the Roman Ghetto area, HT6 Hotel Roma offers stylish rooms with parquet floors and free WiFi throughout. The Great Synagogue of Rome is 164 feet from the property. The staff was incredible, amazingly nice and very helpful. They always had an smile and give us great advise when we needed. The Jewish Ghetto section of Rome its a beautiful place and very close to almost everything in the city. Trastevere area, the Coliseum, the Forum and Palatino, all those great places are to walking distance from the Ghetto. Definetly I will return.
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Very friendly people, and the Hotel Napoleon was superb. The staff was eager to help, and very knowledgeable. The rooms were great, as was the complimentary breakfast. The rates were very reasonable. We are definitely returning to Rome, and to this hotel. Dr. and Mrs. John Lombardo
Rome is a beautiful city. Romantic, wonderful food, people are warm and friendly, easy to get around on foot or by bus/subway. I did not want to leave! My best souvenir I brought back to the states were hand made sandals. They were measured and made for my feet while I waited. di San Giacomo, a shop just around the corner from Piazza Navona. Pick the color and style you want and within a short while, you have new sandals to wear. It is worth the trip to Villa de Este. Beautiful gardens and natural flowing water and fountains. A must see! Important to know, all museums in Italy are free the first Sunday of the month. So plan your Italy visit accordingly. I was a solo traveler. Rabih at Teatro Pace Hotel was my guardian angel. He directed me every where I went, helped plan where to go and how to get there. Go to Rome and stay at Teatro Pace, just steps from Piazza Navona and within 30 minutes walking distance in any direction to see it all. Very affordable, includes a delicioius breakfast. Check out their website and photos! Loved my tour through the Vatican city and museums through City Wonders, three hours. I wish I wrote down my tour guide's name, I am sorry I did not. She was excellent! I used City Wonders also for the 3 hour walking tour of the Coliseum and Roman Forum. Here too, I do not recall his name, but this time, the tour guide was AWFUL. We heard no real stories of what transpired at the Coliseum. I was terribly disappointed. Be sure to go to Museo Frati Cappuccini e Cripta Ossario. The museum and crypt of the Capuchin Friars. I learned of this from Rabih at my hotel. Also, go the The Knights of Malta keyhole view of St. Peter's in Rome, Italy. Again, another treasure as recommended by Rabih at my hotel along with the St Maria Basilica. I am already planning my next trip to Rome!
Book the Vatican Museum/Sistine Chapel ahead of time. The line for people without tickets practically wraps around Vatican City. My husband and I added the audio tour option which was a very nice touch since we don't like tour groups. We were able to see the Colosseum, Trevi Fountain, Spanish Steps, and a few other Roman landmarks in one day. Our hotel, Rome Times Hotel, was right in the middle of everything which made a huge difference, but it is still a lot of walking. When visiting the Spanish Steps, take a small detour to Pompeii Tiramisu - absolutely delicious. One of our favorite restaurants was Ai Tre Scalini; best to get a reservation because this restaurant is popular with the locals. They had a great meat/cheese board and quite an extensive wine selection - highly recommend. If you are looking to get out of the city, we took a day trip to Anzio beach. It was a very clean beach about an hour train ride from Rome. We were able to rent a couple of chairs with umbrellas, since we didn't bring anything, and someone set it up for us. If it can be avoided, do not drive in Rome; the trains and tram system were easy to navigate. We took the tram to Vatican City, but walked everywhere else for the most part. The best part of walking everywhere was when we got tired, we simply stopped at a cafe to share a bottle of wine and people-watch.
We stayed at the Hotel Caravita in Rome. It was a perfect location, we were able to walk everywhere, to all of the major sights. Our room was very large and had the most awesome shower with light therapy. When we returned from sightseeing on our first day, we realized that we had lost our house keys and gate remote, also the key to a carry on that had our airline tickets in it. We went to the front desk to see if we had dropped them anywhere, but they were nowhere to be found. The front desk girls, Fulvia, Mariagrazia and Pamela were absolutely amazing. They did everything possible to help us, including making at least two international calls to our neighbors. They also had someone come in to drill and cut the lock from our bag to access our tickets. I wish I had his name, he worked so hard to get that lock off. They went so above and beyond for us, we deeply appreciate it. I would definately recommend staying at the Hotel Caravita when visiting Rome.
Romans were generally very friendly and welcoming; some exceptions for occasional museum staff. Weather was fantastic in mid to late May. Food was great everywhere, but do a little research to avoid tourist traps. And always make reservations for dinner. We dined at and recommend the following restaurants: La Taverna dei Fori Imperiali, Tavernelle on Via Panisperna, Le Due Colonne on Via Liberiana across from Santa Maria Maggiore, and our rooftop hotel restaurant at the Hotel Mecenate Palace. Crowds were large at most popular tourist spots, but not unexpected except at the Pantheon and the Trevi Fountain, where they were immense and required long waits to get in or get close.
Rome has a few aces up its sleeve. First of all go by foot you. Everywhere. I can't stress this enough. You'll stumble across piazzas, beautiful old houses, grocery stores from the 50's that can make you unbelievably good porchetta sandwiches, just don't ask for cheese in it or you'll chased by an angry old italian man with a knife, and cute little bars. And in this bars get a negroni, it's a must in Rome and everyone knows how to make one. But if you can spare the cash, go to Harry's Bar on Via Veneto, it's where Fellini's La Dolce Vita was filmed and it since became a meeting place for celebrities, rich people and occasional tourists like us. And because you can't go to Rome and not have a pizza, fight for one at Pizzarium. It takes about 30 minutes and you'll have to wrestle some people for it, but it's not like anything you've ever tasted. Gabriele Bonci is a pizza poet. Just remember to take a number otherwise you'll be in line for nothing. For Cacio e Pepe pasta try Roscioli. Make a a reservation or you'll never get in. And don't go on an empty stomach. The restaurant is actually in a salumeria as the italians call it, and everything looks amazing. You won't be able to stop eating and then you'll have to crawl to your hotel room. Other than that take in the sights and don't drink cappuccino after 11 o'clock in the morning or you'll look like a tourist.
Honestly, i booked at Augustana by mistake! I thought it is a hotel not a bed and breakfast type of accommodation. But i think this is the best mistake i made during my visit to Italy. The location is great! Very clean rooms (they upgraded my reservation when they knew that i have a little daughter traveling with me! The staff are super friendly! They helped me with recommendations, reservations, and printing tickets for some events. They make ur stay more comfortable! By the way, they are listening to any comments if u have!
Hands down our favorite accomodations in all of Italy! The room was exactly as described - modern, with cool ambient lighting, advanced technological controls, strong air conditioning, and the most beautiful, spacious rainfall shower. All staff were super friendly and helpful, particularly Stefano and Paul. Wifi was reliable with good signal. Location was superb, very central and in easy walking distance to all of Rome's main historic attractions! We were sad to leave and definitely plan to be back!!
This hotel is completely renovated (I believe it took over another property) and very modern, comfortable and clean. The air conditioning is very strong, which is not typical for Italy. Very nice breakfast in the lobby. We stayed here one night to attend a soccer game, and the location is very ideal if you are arriving by train. The station is less than a 5 minute walk from Termini. The metro is also accessible from Termini and is only 3 stops from the Spanish steps and other famous sights.
- Place Place Place !!! Near of everything. You are not in Rome to stay at the hotel right ? This is perfect because you can walk to everything. 6 minutes to the colleseo, 15 minutes walk to the fountain, Pantheon, 25 minutes walk form the Vatican !! You are at the heart of Rome ... PERFECTION. - staff is really friendly, asked the reception to help me out to buy a soccer ticket , they did with pleasure. - Pierre has the best Coffee in Italy , the breakfast is very nice !
The hotel was so quaint and inviting. The staff were lovely and friendly and very helpful. I felt like I was staying in someone’s home. The breakfasts were lovely with a great variety. The location was great. A short walk to coliseum and a 20 min walk to the Metro. I would definitely stay here again and recommend it. My room was a single room. It was small but fine for me. And the comfiest bed of all my travels/hotels in Italy
You can not fault the location, along the Tiber River in a quiet-ish part of Rome with all of the major sights in walking distance. Vatican City is about fifteen minutes away and the Colosseum is around thirty-five to forty minutes. Rooms are a good size compared to other rooms we have stayed in around Italy. Breakfast was OK, a little basic but you can go to their sister hotel instead if you wish. Rooms are modern.
Three weeks ago my husband and I visited Italy. In Rome we stated at the "Buonarroti Suite" hotel. The staff, the rooms, the facilities, and the atmosphere of the hotel were beyond our expectations. The hotel is doing a very good job making the guests feel welcomed. We'd like to say special thank you to Irina for her hospitality and friendly attitude! We miss your hotel and tasty breakfast!!!😊
The hotel was comfortable, with relatively large rooms and extremely comfortable beds. The AC worked well, which is not always the case in Italy. The staff was very helpful, providing excellent advice and wonderful customer service. Plus, the breakfast buffet was well worth the price of 15 Euros. The staff really cared about quality, and it showed. I would definitely stay here again.
Best guest house in Rome! Location is super good. Except vantican city, everything is within walking distance. The room is super clean and comfortable. All of the staff are so helpful and nice! The bathroom is clean and the shower is quite good! Good memory in Italy and will definitely recommend to friends! Also a lot of good restaurants and cafe nearby. Must try 081 Cafe!
Excellent service, Elena was so sweet, informative and so helpful. Breakfast was perfect, the room is simple but cute. We had a queen size bed (I was worried about small beds in Italy). We were able to walk to the majority of major sites so the location is perfect. Elena was absolutely amazing and we enjoyed learning about Rome from her! Very authentic! Highly recommend.
Very nice Hotel for our first stay in Italy. Nice room with aircon, good wifi and excellent breakfast Very good value for money if yo want to stay away from the central hustle and bustle 24 hr reception - accommodated us late on arrival as our other booking at New Guest House Rome host DIDNT show up for check in and left us stranded till midnight
What a nice surprise this place was! The owners were so nice and helpful. The room was so large- it was the first king size bed we had on our italy vacation. And we had 2 large bathrooms! The location is perfect. It is in a short walking distance of all the main attractions. If I am able to return to Rome, I will definitely stay here again!
Everything! I stayed in alot of different places in Italy, this has the full package. Best value. Great breakfast (self serve all day), Customer service was A++. Very Friendly and you can call them if you need anything. Spacious. Artie Apartments. Perfect, central location in Rome. Peaceful and Quiet. Close to Park and Borghese Musuem!
It is probably the best B&B hotel I've stayed in the whole Italy. The manager of the hotel Gianni is really kind, helpful person and takes care your every need (city map, recommendations and great espressos) and the facility is really clean too. If I ever come to Rome again, I'll definitely stay here.
We had a great apartment that was very spacious. We were able to store our luggage at the hotel while we explored Italy for a few days before returning to Rome and the hotel. Saved us from lugging all our luggage.
Great hotel and great location: clean, calm, close to many attractions. The room was basic but very nice. The included breakfast is not necessary in Italy.
Was a very nice hotel, higher standard. Room was beautiful. Great stop off during our travels from southern Italy up north.
Generally comfortable and clean, better than average other hotels of similar grade in Italy.
We used this hotel as are base to travel all through Italy it was great Central Rome area
Amazing staff and hotel manager, very clean, great design, best bathtub, nice location, comfy beds, great amenities - big TV screen with chromecast! beautiful lobby, fast checkin and checkout.
