The place where I stayed was only a short 10-15 minute walk from Cactus Petes Casino, and the room I booked had a cozy bed, central heating, a private safe, and a multi-channel television.

The food was fabulous and there were plenty of dishes in the menu. We found the staff really helpful. The location to all the main tourist attractions was perfect and convenient for us. Moreover, it was next to Ara Pacis and Pretty close to Vatican City.

the hotel was located in a perfect and fab central place, minutes away from a bus station.

Nothing, all great!

This place is conveniently located in a central area with easy access to taxis, and the staff is very friendly, providing excellent and helpful service.

The rooms were big size and perfect with modern decor and hypo-allergenic pillows...

Located in a residential building with an interesting front and elevator. Nice young man at the reception. Spacious room. Clean underwear and towels that have been changing steadily. Soft mattresses. There were blankets available, which is important because they were in November. And most importantly, it is in the city center, all the sights are within walking distance. In principle, the price-quality ratio is quite consistent.

A little tired plumber. Absolutely uncomfortable built-in showerhead. In some places you could see rust and traces of mildew... Not very easy to find, as there is no sign. The name is only written near the intercom button, which, by the way, no one answered. If it wasn't for the random girl who came out of the driveway, I don't know how long we'd have waited... Breakfast at the next café is very modest, but standard for Rome, so you don't have to choose.

The staff here was very helpful and knowledgeable, and the place is well-organized, modern, and has spacious bathrooms.

This was - by far - the best hotel in which I stayed in Rome (out of 6). Excellent location, steps from Piazza Cavour, excellent restaurants in the real, outside the tourist path neighbourhood. I will stay here for my next city break to Rome. For sure! Useful info: the Splendor restaurant, across the street, is open until 2 am and has good pizza, nice atmosphere.

Very, but very poor breakfast. One croissant, dubious coffee and supermarket juice.

a great apartment hotel on the third floor of a residential building. But the building itself is entered as a museum: huge doors, a large hall, a statue in the hall, an ancient elevator. It's very colorful. The rooms themselves are spacious, clean. The reception is very friendly and involved young man. The hotel was always clean and very quiet. There was kettle, coffee, tea, sugar in the room. The beds were clean. The towels were not old. Even took them to Ostia beach (55 minutes from the hotel door to the sea). For breakfast they give a coupon to the next cafe. They give juice, coffee or tea, croissant. In addition, we also took an omelette with bacon and mozzarella. Great portions. For three of them it was 10.50 euros. Many locals go to this café for breakfast.

The staff was incredibly polite and helpful, and the comfort quadruple room we booked was modern and spacious.

Conveniently located in a quiet area near major historical sites and the city center.

The beds were big and the king room itself was spotless and modern. The bathroom was spacious and equipped with a hair dryer, bidet, and shower caps. The location was very central, making it perfect for visiting most major attractions.

Clean and nice staff.

Bad smell from The showerdrain.

perfect location clean and tidy

very small room extra fee for late check in

Lovely rooms with plenty of space. It was nice being out of the really busy part of town but we were still able to walk everywhere. The Colleseum was the attraction furthest away and even that only took about 30min to walk there.

Only downfall was the breakfast. Down the street at "The Snob" (cafe) they lived up to their name, because we had the voucher for our included breakfast and were not paying they tended to ignore us and always made us wait while others got served immediately.