Boutique Hotels in Rome

"The hotel is in line with the description in the picture, a little dim but overall it is good. It is very close to the Vatican, the front desk service is very good, and the price is good"

"The room is very new, there are some, but there is a new decoration taste, the street needs to close the window to sleep at night, so it will be very stuffy, it feels like a common problem of Rome accommodation. The location is very good, it is very close to everywhere, it is safe nearby, close to Plaza de España and many shopping streets. During the stay, the new room was renovated and it was quite noisy. The soundproofing of the sleeping room itself is quite good at night."

"The only positive is the location. The train station is a two-minute walk away, and the metro station is right next to the train station. This hotel barely reaches three stars. The superior twin room is a closet, tiny, very tiny. The beds are narrow and uncomfortable, pushed together for some reason. There's a kettle and a fridge with a minibar in the room, but they should have included water from the minibar in the room price, but no. The curtains are torn on both windows. The view from the windows onto the courtyard is terrible; it's best not to look. The TV remote didn't work properly; the batteries were old, but they wouldn't change them, even though we asked. For some reason, there's a duplicate reception phone on the second floor. It rings so loudly, it's just shrill, disturbing, and wakes you up. It's impossible to get a good night's sleep; the soundproofing is zero. This hotel is only for one night, a sleepover, nothing more. The air conditioning, however, worked. They shouldn't make rooms so small; how could you live there? Find a better hotel for this price."