Just off Piazza del Popolo this hotel offers large, quirky rooms, with AC, comfy beds and friendly staff. Our room had a large jacuzzi, decent shower and free mini-bar. There was some noise from the street but what do you expect in central Rome. Flaminio metro station is close by as are plenty of restaurants and a supermarket.
starstarstarstarstar Ian Brown
Good Hotel with nice rooms. The Whirlpool is awesome. Very central. From the outside you don’t see that this is a hotel.
starstarstarstarstar Jan Scholten
Nice rooms. Very good position. Not far frim villa borghese....piazza del popollo... excellent service and very helpful team....
starstarstarstarstar Tarik Boudiar
Very nice Cosy hotel in the north of Rome. Very kind personelle and very clean. The rooms are very spacious and breakfast here is very Cosy! We will definitely return here. We had the iSpa room with a huge jacuzzi inside. It could use some paint here and there, but the rest was fantastic!
starstarstarstar Mitch Van Loo
This review applies to the Zen room of the hotel, as well as the common areas / services.
PROS:
- Very comfortable mattress
- Warm, silent and cozy room
- Complementary beverages and snacks in the room fridge
- Intense, steamy shower
- Nice decor
- Good assortment of comfy pillows
- Blazingly fast internet
- Tablet available for guests
- Extremely courteous staff
- Excellent location
CONS:
- No place to sit in the room (sofa or chair)
- No table to work on
- Nowhere to place the soap and shampoo while showering - had to balance them on the windowsill
- No shelves to place folded clothes (although there was a rack to hang clothing)
- The courtesy phone with unlimited calling and other services simply did not work
- No extra sheets or blankets in the room
- No toilet paper replenishment on the last day, and we ran out!
- Breakfast was lacking and had few options other than sweet pastries
- Staff did not explain things properly
- The private driver arranged by the hotel (in a black Mercedes-Benz with license plate DZ 689MY) drove like a madman, did 180km/h (112mph, no exaggeration) on the highway and swerved to merge into new roads, all while repeatedly taking off and putting back on this seatbelt and talking on the phone - avoid at all costs if you value your life.
starstarstar Leonardo Padovani
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