Preferred Hotels in Rome

The hotel is full of design. Although it is small, it is exquisite everywhere. The attitude of the service staff is relatively good. After staying for a few days, only one female front desk employee was a little arrogant. She had to correct my pronunciation even though she had a strong Italian accent. The soft drinks in the mini bar are free and replenished in time every day. The hotel breakfast is relatively rich. The restaurant is not big. The breakfast time is 7-11 o'clock, which is very humane. The music played in the restaurant is also very chill, but the variety of dishes does not change every day, which cannot be compared with large hotels. The coffee is very delicious! The location of the hotel is also very good. You can walk to almost all popular scenic spots and business districts. I stayed with my children. The hotel's attitude towards children is also very good, and children's slippers are specially prepared. I didn't find any compatriots during these few days. I recommend compatriots to stay in Rome. Generally speaking, this is the best hotel I have stayed in for more than a month in Europe.

I was a little disappointed when I just checked in. The hotel is very small, the rooms are small, and the street at the entrance is very narrow. The rooftop terrace is the highlight, where breakfast and dinner can be settled on the terrace. Breakfast is not a buffet, but the quality is very good. Sightseeing and shopping are all within a ten-minute walk. It is recommended to run in the morning, the scenic spots are less crowded and cool.

The hotel is in an excellent location, just outside Venice Square, walking distance to Trevi Fountain, Plaza Spain, and the Colosseum. The service is also very good, the toiletries are from Bvlgari, and the extra bed previously requested is also made early. It was originally a small and fine hotel, so the room was not particularly large, but everything else was good. Breakfast was delivered to the room, and all kinds of bread, jam, coffee, milk, and foreigner's breakfast were just that, it was rich. Will consider living here again

The hotel was renovated in 1997. The style of the room decoration is a bit old, but it is very clean, and the downstairs spa pool has been renovated. Someone sang at night, very good. It is the old European hotel with a lot of taste, cost-effective, recommended.

This is the most luxurious hotel on this trip. When we booked a 3-person room, we should have directly opened the connecting door of the two adjacent double rooms and turned them into suites for us. The area of ​​a standard room is not large. The hotel provides welcome champagne, handwritten welcome cards, and ACQUA DI PARMA for bath products. The bed is relatively comfortable, the bath towels are thick and soft, and the mini bar has a rich variety. Two free bottles of mineral water and sparkling water are provided daily. Opposite the hotel is a military-related government department, so there are soldiers on hand throughout the day, which makes me feel instantly safe. Of course, the curtains may not be fully open during the day, because it is too close to the office building opposite. The location is very good. It is only ten minutes' walk from Castel Angel and Vatican City. It is very comfortable to run along the river in the morning. The only thing that is not ideal is that there are too few types of breakfast, each person has a fixed set, and there are a small amount of self-service fruits, yogurt and drinks.

The hotel itself is great. We loved the room with a terrace, amenities are Acqua di Parma, staff is lovely. The bar is lively however some staff of the bar are a little rude to hotel costumers (just some of them, others are great). The pool is amazing. We will be back here.

The best hotel I have stayed in Europe. The staffs were nice and welcoming. They were giving us tips on where to go and what to do. We dined at their restaurant of their sister hotel, people were so nice!!