Location great, not far from Piazza Navona. Nice breakfast, not the same thing every day. Room & shower good. Instructions to get in were good. Elevator is a little quirky, when you get out, you are outside, but not a problem.

Great location, staff were friendly

For first timers it’s very hard to locate the facility there should be signs in the highway downstairs and more clarity on how to access the place it’s a little scary

The location was amazing - popular sites, public transportation, restaurants, everything! I was in an attic room which is small, but perfect for just me! The bed was comfortable and the room service added a homey touch each day. Harrison was an excellent host and made sure to check in with me at breakfast. He also prepared a small breakfast for my departure day as I was leaving before breakfast started. Harrison also provided great recommendations!

The tv doesn’t provide a ton of options for channels, but that’s okay! :)

We had a lovely stay at Palazzo Lupardi Relais! The staff were absolutely fantastic — friendly, helpful, and always ready with a smile. The guesthouse itself is charming, with rooms cleaned daily and a very good breakfast each morning. The only downside for us was the attic room — while it had character, the stairs leading up to it were quite steep and, honestly, a bit dangerous. I wouldn’t recommend the attic rooms for elderly guests or families with young children. Aside from that, everything else was great and we really enjoyed our time there. Thanks again for a memorable stay!

The property had an amazing location right near Piazza Navona, and puts you within a 20-30 minute walk or 15 minute bus ride to the main monuments like the Vatican, Colosseum, Parthenon, etc. The property is quaint, with very clean rooms and all the facilities to be comfortable. If you are running around Rome, this is a great place to rest. The free breakfast every day was delicious, and Harrison at the front desk is spectacular (we even shared a name!). He is very attentive and provided great service the entire time, and made the contactless check in super easy. If/when I return to Rome, I will stay here again. Would highly recommend to any solo/pairs traveling to Rome.

I am taller than average and I knowingly booked a loft on the top floor, so the ceiling getting into bed was on the lower side for me but overall easy to handle!

The location is absolutely fantastic. The building is old but still has a modern feel. I loved the terracotta floors and old wooden beams in the ceiling, added to the sense of staying in an old building with history. The host was very helpful and always willing to give advice on where to eat as well as what to eat to get the proper feel of living life like a Roman. Refreshingly, he was as interested in where I came from and culture as I was in his. I would thoroughly recommend Palazzo Lupardi Relais and will certainly be booking for my next visit to Rome.

We arrrived early in thr morning and our room was not ready and Harrison welcomed us so nicely and offered us a coffee and a croissant. Also it was so easy to communicate with the hotel via WhatsApp and they organised our airport transport perfectely. Though there is only a very small breakfast it is sufficient.

The stairs are a little bit narrow and steep and the room door was not really soundproof so in the morning when more peapole were having breakfast it was a little bit loud.

First, The staff were excellent. He even helped us find local spots for eat and things to do. Overall they made us feel welcomed. The breakfast was good, especially for being complementary and compared to hotels in the US. The coffee was also made to order. The rooms were nice, and the location was ideal for reaching everything around Rome.

It was slightly difficult to check in. But once following the instructions for self check in it was a breeze. The stairs may be an issue for some people. But there is an elevation to help.

The room was big and spacious, the bed, was big and comfortable. The view from the mini balcony was of a great Roman street, lots of great restaurants/ bars/ shops, with windows closed you couldn't hear anything, so you sleep well. Cold air conditioner which we needed in the intense heat/humidity, of August. Breakfast was typical Italian, and Harrison is just perfect in his position. The b/b is in an amazing old building, with a beautiful facade in a great area of Rome, it was private and secure, just how you imagine a Roman room to be.

Apart from the bed being made, the room felt dirty, I know the tiles on the floor are original (that's what I was told) but they looked grubby and really dirty. (I'm sure a specialist could come in and maintain them) The overall cleanliness of the room felt as if it needed a really good clean, walls, skirting boards, and bathroom, (all needing a good clean) And you could hear the people upstairs walking around in their room, so loud and also when they were in their bathroom, which can't be helped in these old buildings, I know.

The breakfast was delicious. The 16th century building was great and the room was huge with a gorgeous ceiling with original wood beams showing. The washroom was large, and the room was private, set back from the common room. A 10-minute walk from the Pantheon and even closer to the Piazza Navona with lots of great restaurants and shops nearby. Check-in was easy and communication was clear. Harrison went above and beyond to make our stay a pleasure - so welcoming and helpful. When I had an emergency and no cabs were taking me, he walked me down to a nearby taxi stand and arranged my trip.

The shower door had a sign on it that it was being repaired, but this wasn't an issue.