We really enjoyed our stay! The staff was incredibly helpful and super friendly — it made us feel very welcome. The location is perfect: just 10–15 minutes to the Colosseum by foot. Metro station - 5-7 minutes. Our room was beautiful, and we were lucky to stay in one with a balcony — it really added to the Italian atmosphere. There’s also a Michelin restaurant right downstairs with fair prices, but make sure to book a table in advance! Breakfast is not a typical continental buffet, but a partnership with a nearby café offering delicious pastries — from classic croissants and buns to savory options with meat, salmon, herbs, artichokes, and more. The hotel is very quiet, with only 9 rooms, and there's a lovely courtyard with statues — a peaceful and charming place to relax.

We had a couple of small issues with towels and the blanket, but they were solved very quickly by the staff.

Our host Mauro was exceptional! His care and attention to detail elevated our stay. On our last day a marathon race was held in the city creating huge queues at our breakfast spot. Mauro invited us to rather stay at the hotel whilst he fetched our breakfast on our behalf so that we wouldn’t have to wait. He truly went the extra mile. Thank you Mauro we so appreciated all of your efforts 🤩

Our room was located next to reception/bar - in the evenings we could hear all of the chatter and noise coming from cocktail bar which made it difficult to fall asleep. A real pity as otherwise this could’ve been an exceptional stay.

I recently stayed at this hotel for two nights while visiting Rome for work, and I had a very pleasant experience. The location is excellent – it’s situated in a nice area, and the metro is just a short 5-minute walk away, making it really convenient for getting around the city. One of the highlights of my stay was the staff at the reception. They are young, enthusiastic, and always ready to help with a smile. Their positive attitude definitely added to the overall experience. The hotel itself has a charming outdoor bar area that looked very inviting. My room was comfortable and came with a balcony equipped with chairs and a table. I also appreciated the quality toiletries from a well-known brand. The breakfast arrangement is a bit unconventional but offers a local touch. Instead of a traditional hotel breakfast, they have a collaboration with a nearby café where you can have breakfast. On sunny days, sitting at the café's outdoor tables can be quite pleasant. They also offer the option to have breakfast delivered to your room, which is convenient, especially in colder weather. This setup gives you a chance to experience an authentic Italian coffee and croissant, which I enjoyed.

Firstly, the breakfast options were quite limited for those looking for healthier or low-calorie choices. The lack of variety might be disappointing for guests seeking a more balanced meal. Another issue was the shower setup in the room. The shower only had a rainfall showerhead mounted on the ceiling, with no handheld or adjustable option. I found it impractical.

Splendid hotel. Very quiet, discreet in its location, like being in a small villa in Rome and within perfect distance from the center of the city to keep a quiet stay but still being able to reach the center by a nice walk. Outstanding breakfast of proper pasticceria italiana prepared by a bakery nearby. Not to miss the capocollo pane and the giandiua cornet. Extremely nice and helpful staff. The room was cozy and tastefully decorated and the terrace bar to enjoy an apperitivo at the sunset the perfect spot to start over the evening.

The place looked really nice and unique and we really liked our room. Our room was really nice and I liked the glass between the bathroom and bedroom as I’ve never had that before. The people working there went above and beyond to support us and got me a vegan breakfast option. We were also able to check in at 12pm for free and leave our luggage with the hotel whilst we walked around Rome. the location is great, 3 bus stops from the colosseum and in a lovely and relaxed area with many cafes, restaurants and a mini market. The hotel is LGBTQ+ friendly and the staff is helpful and supportive. The breakfast from the cafe was great for my partner and the vegan option for me was better than nothing.

The only downside was the noise at night, as we could hear people outside the window (probably workers at the restaurant) and the neighbours upstairs. The TV also only shows Italian channels with no English options.

We stayed at The Corner Hotel in Rome for 4 days in May, and Mauro, the receptionist, truly made our stay special. He was everywhere we needed him—at the reception, upstairs, and even helping out at the café downstairs—always with a warm smile and incredible energy. His dedication and kindness didn’t go unnoticed. The breakfast is also very good, they bring it from a pastry cafe downstairs. Thanks to Mauro, we’re definitely planning to come back!

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A lovely warm welcome (from the minute we booked our stay), Mauro and his team could not have been more helpful throughout our stay. Super luxe and comfortable accommodation, perfect to rest and reset after a day of wandering the eternal city. Great location, easily accessible on foot or by public transport in a nice neighbourhood away from the craziness of the centre of town.

I loved everything!

The room was beautiful. Although we hadn’t requested one, we were give a room with a lovely little private balcony, large enough for a table and two chairs with room to spare. The room itself was comfortable, clean and stylish. We slept extremely well there. The staff were delightful from the start. We received perfect instructions on how to get to the hotel from the airport along with other helpful information in advance of arriving. Mauro, Gabriel, and Karin were all so polite and lovely to chat to. They had lots of good recommendations for restaurants and helped us figure out the bus we needed to get to reach the Appian Way and Catacombs. The location of the hotel was perfect for us. It is a 15 minute walk to the place where all the tours of the Colosseum start. It was 30 minutes to the Trastevere neighbourhood, the Jewish ghetto and the Pantheon. It was slightly longer to the Vatican, 50 minutes, but it is possible to take the metro to that if you prefer (circus maximus (B line) - termini, change to A line - ottavia). The San Saba neighbourhood where the hotel is located is pretty and there are lots of lovely restaurants. The last thing I wanted to comment on is the breakfast. It is a 20 second walk from the front door of the hotel in a beautiful bakery called Casa Manfredi. The pastries and coffee were amazing - a real Italian experience. I’ve seen a few reviews saying how inconvenient this arrangement was but please don’t listen to that. It was really convenient and introduced you to Casa Manfredi which was also a lovely spot to sit and have a drink in the evening.

The hotel bar should stock birra anacoolica and other alcohol free options. It would have been helpful to have addition shelving in the room or bathroom for our things, but it wasn’t a huge problem. The control pad for the TV, room temperature and lights took a long time to load.

One of my best stays in Rome. Huge thanks and hugs to Manolo who’s been sooo welcoming and kind. Everything was just amazing - staff, interiors, breakfast in our favorite bakery Casa Manfredi. Arancini garden is within walking distance, same as centre of the city. We loved this place

Would be great to have a shelf inside the shower for the shampoo, shower gel, etc

Friendly and helpful staff Comfortable room Quiet atmosphere Great location

Breakfast is served at a nearby bakery on the same street. While the food is delicious, it gets very crowded, and the service is quite slow. I would stay there, but without a breakfast option.