Small rooms, but: 1. Very friendly staff, 2. value for money , 3. the hotel is 10 minutes walking by the metro station, 4. full breakfast. 5. Cozy! 😌 6. Very clean

This is a gorgeous little family run hotel. It’s in an old and very characteristic building which we loved. The owners are lovely, they really made us feel at home! The breakfast was great, lots of options. It’s on a Main Street with many restaurants and an amazing gelataria nearby - it’s not quite in the main city centre where the hub-bub and all the things like Trevi fountain etc are but it’s a 20-25 minute walk or a short taxi ride from most of the main spots you’ll want to go to. And Rome is a very walkable city.

It had such a lovely vintage vibe and many interesting details such as the giant plant in lobby, the beautifully restored wood floors, tiled bathroom and the color palette which reminded me of an ice cream parlor. Room had a nice big window next to the bed and everything I needed in the mini-bar which saved me a trip to the bodega. Will definitely stay again!

The location was excellent - a short walk from the landmarks and Roma Termini and there was a bus-stop near the hotel for a bus to the Vatican. The hotel itself was in a beautiful Italian apartment building and the room was very quaint. The staff were exceptionally helpful and polite.

Because the hotel is over some floors of a regular residential building, it was a little difficult to find the door the first time. Perhaps the hotel signage could be a little more obvious because I'm sure we weren't the first ones to walk past the door a few times, dragging our cases behind us.

The hotel was darling, and the staff was friendly and helpful. The location was perfect for us as we needed to be near the embassy. It is not in such a tourist-heavy area, but it was also close to the Borghese Gardens and not too far from the metro stop. We also did some early morning walking to Trevi Fountain and the Spanish Steps.

Although the breakfast staff was friendly, the food wasn't very fresh. Also, if you are a light sleeper bring some earplugs because the traffic can be loud.

The location was great, close to subway stations and to various sightseeing spots. We were able to walk up to the Colosseum and other nice places. The room was spacious enough for us, and really clean. We are grateful to the staff for cleaning up the room everyday. The host at the reception was so nice, he even gave us two bottles of water for free when we left to get to the airport, as he saw us so tired of walking around in the crazy heatwave. Thank you, guys! Nice stay! Hope we will be back some time soon.

Not necessarily that we did not like it, but the breakfast room was a bit too small, and at some point it would become a bit crowded. Also, to be honest, we hoped to have better coffee for breakfast, but it was ok after all.

Hotel is really nice and comfortable, 12 min walking from main train station. To coloseum around 15-20 minutes walking, but next to the hotel several bus stops, which will bring you anywhere in Rome and back, so logistic wise location is great, not far from historcial city, but at the same time at safe and calm area. We had room with balcony on the street, but windows are with very good isolation, so no issues with noice. Room is quite tight, but still we stayed 3 nights with my mom without any discomfort. Breakfast is fine, defenitely worth time, as in Rome we had very busy agenda and couldn't waste time for looking where to eat, so breakfast in the hotel was best option for us. Cherry on top for me were organic shower products, really enjoyed

There are no laundry services and shower cabin is really tight even for slim person

Nice small hotel, super nice staff🤍

This hotel is a great location, very close to the city centre, bus stops right out front and 10 -15 minute walk from Termini Station. The hotel is beautifully decorated and the building itself is lovely. My room in particular has the balcony view of a busy Rome, which was lovely. The room was perfect for two people staying for a few days. Hotel staff were extremely friendly and helpful with any information we had too.

I didn’t mind too much but it was my first time using a more old fashioned elevator, so I was a bit nervous about that. And it is more on the small side too. You can hear the cars and the sounds of a busy road at night if you leave the window open. But if you are a Londoner it is not anything new. I am also used to a hotel having those temporary slippers but couldn’t find any so just had to wear our sandals in the rooms instead. (These are very nitpicky things as everything else was lovely 😊)

Clean room, friendly and helpful staff, some good bars and restaurants nearby, good transport links and handy for reaching the main sites in Rome. And a really good gelataria just across the street.