The room was impeccable and we had the terrace suite.

The room was immaculate as was the hotel, very ideally located close to the metro and a short walk to the Spanish steps and Trevi Fountain, would gladly book again in the future.

I can’t say enough fantastic things about this gorgeous, quaint, clean, amazing boutique hotel perfectly located.

but the bed was so comfortable, the bathroom lovely, everything very clean.

Great location, Great staff,  organized and well super clean rooms, amazing breakfast included in the price.

The room was clean, well maintained and very quiet.

It was also super clean and our room was great.

There is a lounge for afternoon drinks and the whole hotel is spotless!

The hotel and rooms are kept spotless too!

Room was spacious, clean and nicely appointed.

although somewhat small, very good and clean.

They were clean, beds were very comfortable, and the employees were so kind.

We had two rooms (one suite, which I highly recommend) on the same floor which were clean, cozy and had everything we needed (robe, slippers, etc.).

Sure the Hotel Barocco is in a prime location and clean, quiet and comfortable

Needless to say that everything was spotless and breakfast is soooo yammi.

My hotel room was impeccably clean, with a comfortable bed and spacious shower stall.

It’s a very comfortable and centrally located boutique hotel.

The hotel itself is lovely - from the moment you walk in you feel comfortable.

What a pretty room, very nicely decorated and the bed was very comfortable.

The decor was beautiful and had a comfortable bath.

Every staff member was extremely helpful and warm, the breakfast was incredible, and our room was gorgeous and comfortable! We cannot wait to come back to the Barocco the next time we are in Rome :)

The beds were very comfortable - something we can't say for any other accommodations we had in Italy!

The rooms were super charming, very clean and a comfy, comfy bed.

They go above and beyond to make you comfortable.

However, for one person, there was adequate room, plenty of closet space and the bathroom was relatively large and comfortable.

but there was an additional short flight of stairs (5-6 steps) to reach my room from the hallway.

The hotel footprint is quite small and accordingly everything inside the hotel is small from the door to the hotel to the lobby and halls and elevator and most importantly the rooms.

The doors to the hallways are made of ridiculously thick wood to keep the noise out.

We were in Room 48; took the elevator to the 5th floor, then walked down 2 short flights of stairs and hallway to our room -- similar to a room we had at Banff Spring Resort years ago!

This is an old set of buildings so the hallways are a bit snug and the

We stayed in a deluxe double overlooking the plaza and fountain.

We recently spent 3 nights at the Barocco Hotel in rooms 42 and 44 (across the hall from each other).

However, I felt that the interior decor was dated and the corridors to the room were narrow and a little bit creepy.

We had a chance to check out the room across the hallway from us, which we would have much preferred.

My compliments to the staff and the management for employing and training them
What not to expect in the Barroc it is a boutique hotel small reception narrow corridors,

There were little angles and a tiny corridor to the bathroom which added to the interest and ambiance of the room.

But, newly renovated, bar the fact that the entrance is on the side of the building & not the front (although it says hotel on a old door) & the fact that the corridors might have been narrow, the renovated rooms/hotel looks amazing.

Our room was next to the entry door to the hall so Id recommend not getting that room if you want to sleep in,

however once inside these are all features that give the hotel it's feeling of warmth and make it stand out from the 'norm' - marble floors and walls, large displays of fresh flowers at intervals throughout the corridors; small bespoke stairs and only five or six guest rooms per floor make the experience unique and without doubt when returning to Rome we will stay at this hotel again.

The sound does travel in the corridors which may be due, in part, to the marble floors.

As other reviewers have mentioned the corridor flooring means you can hear people walking up and down outside the room and it was a little annoying not to have aircon available as it was winter

The Hotel should consider carpeting the hallways to minimize sound.

The property is located near the Trevi Fountain and walking distance to most attractions in Rome.

Centrally located and easy access to alll points of Rome.

The hotel is a charming boutique hotel
 beautiful small sweet 
Great location
lovely breakfast /restaurant /bar
 the front desk service was exquisite and wonderfully friendly

We are looking forward to staying there again

Fabulous location (walking distance to Trevi Fountain and Spanish Steps; short taxi to the Vatican and Colosseum).

Wonderful location - easy to get on hop on/hop off bus (across the piazza), coffee shops and cafes all around the piazza, easy for taxi & scooters etc.

The location is terrific, in walking distance to many of Rome's famous sights.

It is in a great location and close to a lot of the important things people come to Rome to see.

The location is excellent and allows easy access to key sites around the city and to the Metro.

The location of the hotel cannot be beat.

This is an excellent hotel in a great location.

the hotel is about two blocks from the top of the Spanish Steps so the location is phenomenal!

We chose it because of its location as being central to a lot of attractions we wanted to revisit.

Great location as well, close to the Trevi fountain, Spanish steps, Four Seasons corner and other sites, as well as great stores.

The hotel is in a wonderful location - an easy walk to the Spanish Steps, Trevi Fountain, and the Pantheon.

Great location - close to a number of the key Rome attractions, close to the best shopping and there are many wonderful restaurants & bars close by.

Vito, Modesto e Crescenzia, Chiesa di S. Bartolomeo, Chiesa di San Pietro, Chiesa Di Santa Maria Ausiliatrice, IAT - Ufficio Informazioni e di Accoglienza Turistica, Sala Bolero, Chiesa dei XII Apostoli, Torre del Pretorio Romana, Palazzo Farnese, Basilica of San Clemente, Monumento a Giuseppe Garibaldi, San Pietro alla Carità, Chiesa di San Filippo Neri, Ar.Ca.Sal, Caffè Grand'Italia, Cineteatro Quantestorie, Via XX Settembre, Dieffevintage, Museo Nazionale Romano - Palazzo Massimo alle Terme, Monumento a Giuseppe Garibaldi, LivTours - Ferrari Experiences, Chiesa di Santa Maria Goretti, Chiesa di San Tommaso d'Aquino, La Fenice Centro Estetico e Benessere, Parrocchia S. Vincenzo In S. Andrea, Gran Caffe Principe Di Napoli, Ethea - Tour & experiences all around Rome, Chiesa di Santa Maria Maggiore, Iglesia Parroquial de Santa Maria La Mayor, Chiesa di San Bartolomeo, Arcibasilica di San Giovanni in Laterano, Tra Mente e Corpo, Parrocchia di San Nicola di Bari, Francigena Food Tour, Chiesa di San Biagio, Planet Sail Bracciano, Piazza Venezia, Eglise Sainte Marie Majeure, Chiesa dei Santi Vito e Modesto, Chiesa di San Lino, Chiesa di Santa Maria Maggiore, Chiesa della Madonna delle Grazie, Palazzo Colonna - Galleria Colonna, Chiesa di Santa Maria di Loreto, Chiesa dei Sacri Cuori di Gesù e Maria, Mensa Ponderaria, Monumento a Vittorio Emanuele II, Italy Boat, Centro Storico, Express Cocktail bar, Centro Benessere Spa Hotel Alfredo, Chiesa di Sant'Agostino, Gattabuia, Terme di Caracalla, Chiesa di San Pietro, Tomba della Vestale Cossinia, Piazza del Popolo, Cesarine - Albano Laziale, Alfamarine, Chiesa ed Ex Convento di San Pastore, Multisala Virgilio, Chiesa di Santa Maria Laurentia, San Pietro in Vincoli, Chiesa di Sant'Agostino, Lesotho Embassy Rome, ASD Pro Calcio Cecchina, Museo Didattico Del Libro Antico, Santa Maria della Vittoria, Foro Romano, Chiesa di San Bartolomeo, Daniele Aldrighetti Massaggiatore Olistico, Villa di Manlio Vopisco, PIT di Bracciano, Church of St. Louis of the French, Fontanone, Chiesa di San Giuseppe Sposo di Maria Vergine, Via Francigena della Tuscia, Anfiteatro di Bleso, Stabilimento Balneare Sud America, Siti archeologici di epoca romana, Le Domus Romane di Palazzo Valentini, Chiesa di Sant'Agostino, Chiesa di S. Agostino, Chiesa di S. Clemente, Consolini Boats, Chiesa di San Pietro, Il bello del.

but the AC was poor, bed sheet quality was poor and itchy, and the shower did not drain so we were taking a shower in a pool of water and had to stop before it overflowed.

The cost was less then a poor glass at home without nibbles!

Lighting was poor and of course no makeup mirror.

Would not recommend eating in the conservatory restaurants located around the corner from the hotel-very poor food and service.

Bad: The room size was disappointing, the room design was very poor.

WIFI:  Unfortunately wifi was very poor and as a business traveler this was a bit challenging -

We had a standard room which was not large and had a poor view

We both jumped on it before the poor gentleman showing us the room amenities could gasp in surprise!

Room 13 is small with poor lighting and a limited view.

Although wi-fi is free, connection is very poor and you have to keep logging in.

We had a lovely room with a bath and shower.

Rooms are fabulous, we stayed twice / once at the front end of our 14 day trip through Italy / then again at the end since we flew out of Rome both ways.

Our room was adequate, with large windows overlooking the quiet side street.

We stayed in two different rooms, both were of a high standard.

Book the terrace room with jacuzzi and sauna!

We booked a classic room which was fine for one night.

We stayed in a larger room this time that had a small outdoor patio which we loved.

but very comfortable, and we had a room overlooking the Triton Fountain.

Beautiful twin room with elegant touches.

The elevator is really small and could barely fit 2 people and 2 luggages.

It has only 1 small elevator and it takes sometimes a while till it gets to you.

There is one small elevator, appropriate for a hotel of this size and with little wait time.

Elevator was very small and air conditioning was not very cold (typical for Europe).

The elevator was also small and slow and I had to go up four flights of stairs,

Although the elevator was tiny, it was modern and quick to respond when called.

This hotel is in a old building and has been renovated to high modern standards, yet it remains quaint with narrow passageways and a small elevator.

but everywhere in Rome has a small elevator and that really doesn't hold you back.

Our room #62 was a superior located just off the tiny elevator.

Hotel Barocco

poor

hall

small elevator

room

location

cleanliness

The rooms were comfortable and clean, in addition very comfortable beds.

The hotel is incredibly nice, great location, big and comfortable rooms, amazing SPA (one of the best), nice indoor pool, and super super cool rooftop bar, perfect for aperitivo with stunning view.

My room was lovely with a very comfortable bed and pillow.

Professional and kind staff made us feel comfortable,

The room was quiet and the bed comfortable.

The roof top terrace bar was a perfect setting after a days sightseeing, with amazing cocktails and comfortable seating areas.

The Breakfast is top knotch continental & caters to all food groups with devine taste (ALLOT OF CHOICES) A+ & then there are the rooms & let me tell you that once you enter you'll never wanna leave ( You literally feel like you're in a lizzie mcCguire movie hehe :) ) Amazingly comfortable bed & pillows ,  T.V is awesome , bathroom is impeccably clean.

Our room was comfortable, very clean, with a modern bathroom.

The room is super comfortable and shower very good.

but what you would expect and we were comfortable.

Food was delicious and fresh and the room was comfortable and extremely clean.

They made us feel welcome and comfortable to ask all Rome related questions.

The rooms are a good size and immaculately clean , with a large comfortable bed with a pillow menu !

Lovely clean rooms with balcony and very comfortable bed and choice of pillows.

The room was spacious and bright and the beds were super comfy!

Our room was modern and spacious with a balcony, huge comfy double bed, top of the range bathroom and a separate room for our two teenage boys and great air-conditioning.

The Hotel itself is very well located in the hip Trastevere district.

The hotel is ideally located - 5 minutes by no8 tram into Trastevere,

The location is also great in charming Trastevere, with a lot of small charming restaurants and very close to the tram into Rome city center.

Great hotel in a great location in an incredible city.

The location, with the tram stops outside the front door, is very convenient.

Great location with the tram stop just outside.

The location is amazing-very close to the best eating and drinking In Trastevere and either a half hour walk to the centre or a short tram ride (there is a tram stop right outside).

Otherwise great stay for the location, with great staff.

I was our wedding anniversary and we booked this hotel due to the location, and we made the best choice!

The room is exactly what you pay for, great location if you don't mind walking to main the attractions or just take the tram opposite the hotel.

Everything was great including the location.

The hotel is perfectly located for quickly jumping on a bus or tram to visit the many sites.

However despite this, we'd still come back if we were looking to stay in a hotel that had a pretty good location.

Great location, tram stop directly outside taking you into the centre of rome.

My sister & I visited rome for three unbelivably magical nights , Firstly the Tram stop is located right infront of the Hotel which is A+ Secondly The Hotel is located in by far the most picturesque neighborhoods in rome (Trastavere) where you feel safe away from the hustle & bustle , the streets smell like jasmine at night & there are allot of supermarkets , authentic restaurants & coffee shops that are right next to the hotel Plus the Hotel is only a couple of tram stops from the rome city center .

Vito, Modesto e Crescenzia, Chiesa Di Santa Maria Ausiliatrice, IAT - Ufficio Informazioni e di Accoglienza Turistica, Sala Bolero, Sterrando Bike, Monumento a Giuseppe Garibaldi, Palazzo Farnese, Chiesa dei XII Apostoli, Basilica of San Clemente, Torre del Pretorio Romana, Chiesa di San Filippo Neri, San Pietro alla Carità, Ar.Ca.Sal, Zest Caffetteria Pasticceria, Caffè Grand'Italia, Cineteatro Quantestorie, Monumento a Giuseppe Garibaldi, LivTours - Ferrari Experiences, Dieffevintage, Museo Nazionale Romano - Palazzo Massimo alle Terme, Via XX Settembre, Chiesa di Santa Maria Goretti, Chiesa di San Tommaso d'Aquino, La Fenice Centro Estetico e Benessere, Parrocchia S. Vincenzo In S. Andrea, Gran Caffe Principe Di Napoli, Chiesa di San Bartolomeo, Chiesa di Santa Maria Maggiore, Iglesia Parroquial de Santa Maria La Mayor, Arcibasilica di San Giovanni in Laterano, Ethea - Tour & experiences all around Rome, Parrocchia di San Nicola di Bari, Tra Mente e Corpo, Francigena Food Tour, Chiesa di San Biagio, Planet Sail Bracciano, Piazza Venezia, Eglise Sainte Marie Majeure, Chiesa dei Santi Vito e Modesto, Chiesa di San Lino, Chiesa della Madonna delle Grazie, Chiesa di Santa Maria Maggiore, Chiesa di Santa Maria di Loreto, Palazzo Colonna - Galleria Colonna, Chiesa dei Sacri Cuori di Gesù e Maria, Mensa Ponderaria, Monumento a Vittorio Emanuele II, Italy Boat, Centro Storico, Express Cocktail bar, Centro Benessere Spa Hotel Alfredo, Gattabuia, Terme di Caracalla, Chiesa di Sant'Agostino, Chiesa di San Pietro, Tomba della Vestale Cossinia, Piazza del Popolo, Cesarine - Albano Laziale, Alfamarine, Chiesa ed Ex Convento di San Pastore, Multisala Virgilio, Chiesa di Sant'Agostino, San Pietro in Vincoli, Chiesa di Santa Maria Laurentia, Lesotho Embassy Rome, ASD Pro Calcio Cecchina, Museo Didattico Del Libro Antico, Chiesa di San Bartolomeo, Foro Romano, Santa Maria della Vittoria, Daniele Aldrighetti Massaggiatore Olistico, Villa di Manlio Vopisco, PIT di Bracciano, Fontanone, Church of St. Louis of the French, Chiesa di San Giuseppe Sposo di Maria Vergine, Via Francigena della Tuscia, Anfiteatro di Bleso, Stabilimento Balneare Sud America, Consolini Boats, Le Domus Romane di Palazzo Valentini, Chiesa di Sant'Agostino, Chiesa di S. Agostino, Chiesa di San Pietro, Chiesa di S. Clemente, Siti archeologici di epoca romana, Il bello del.

Location: The hotel is directly across from a tram stop which is 7 stops (15minutes) away from the Piazza Venezia - here is surrounded by restaurants and a 15 minute walk from Trevi Fountain & 25 minute walk from the Spanish Steps.

Location-wise, we found it easiest to hop on a tram to take us up to the  restaurants in the atmospheric cobbled streets of Trastevere or into into central Rome (Piazza Venezia) -

Tram 3 takes you to the colosseum in about 10 mins while tram 8 takes you to Piazza Venezia.

There is a tram stop outside the hotel for 3 and 8 tram routes, which go to Piazza Venezia/Corso shopping area, Colosseum, Circus, etc - buses also run up and down to various places in Rome.

Good location; nearby trainstation Rome-Trastevere, trams 3 and 8 stop in front with direct connection to Collosseum en Piazza Venezia.

The location is great for easy access in to Rome centre - we got the number 8 tram to piazza Venezia every day and our tickets were never checked.

The hotel is very conveniently located near the #8 line tram station that goes to the center of Rome (to Piazza Venezia) and is also just across the street from the Sunday flea market, My husband and I lhad a good time looking through the booths of antiques, coins, leather, clothing and more at the flea market and we bought some treasures to take home with us.

You can catch a bus across the street and arrive at Piazza Venezia within 10 minutes.

The staff are the best imaginable, especially Splendora in reception and the mixologist in the rooftop bar, with a view to the Piazza Venezia where the local tram terminates in the city centre - about 8 minutes away.

Also another plus the tram stop is right outside the hotel Tram no 8 will take you to Piazza Venezia in 10 mins it runs every 5 mins.

There are plenty of transport links, with a tram stop just across the road which will take you to Piazza Venezia.

It's only about 2km to the Piazza Venezia and some of Rome's wonderful history.

The tram takes you right to Piazza Venezia and from there it is an easy walk to a number of sights.

The tram stop is opposite the entrance to the hotel and takes only 15 minutes to Piazza Venezia and all the major tourist sites of Rome.

A visit to the roof-top terrace is highly recommended for pre-dinner drinks or a nightcap - the view over the rooftops towards the Piazza Venezia is well worth it.

Also, don't be put off by the 'west bank' distance from the main attractions as there are excellent, very frequent, bus services right outside the hotel to Piazza Venezia and Termini.

There is a tram station right outside the hotel which will get you to piazza Venezia in 5 minutes, which is a great centre point for going to other Rome locations.

We spent 4 nights at the Trilussa Palace and found it ideal for the tram in to Piazza Venezia and central Rome.

other than that everything was great, good location (only 6 stops by the TRAM to PIAZZA VENEZIA, about 10-15 min.)'

Bathroom was ok, shower was poor and could not go cool, considering the temperature outside was ,30 degrees we wanted a cold shower.

we did not have the mini bar refilled automatically next day which again was a poor point.

The poor is the air conditioning which is either not working or working poorly.

As stated in other reviews, some are overpriced with poor quality.

but choose wisely, some osterias expensive and quality poor!

Experienced very poor service on check in.

This hotel is shoved on a busy commercial road with poor frontage visibility.

the work tops are in a poor state of repair and the cooker doesn't have a grill pan so people have been making toast directly on the top shelf, the resulting crumbs haven't been cleaned up for some time.

but it was v. poor indeed - watery juice, tinned fruit, awful croissants, etc.

The breakfast was very poor - there was no scrambled egg or bacon left and we had to ask for cutlery from an extremely surly waitress.

After my traavelling companion had a poor experience at the Rome Savoy, we opted for the non tourist location of trestavere area.

On check-out we were given vouchers we should have received at the start of our stay -  which was a little poor (as we'd known about them we'd made the most of them).

No matter how great everything else is, you won't get the most out of your trip if your hotel is difficult to get to and your exhausted from a poor night's sleep.

The five different shower settings spit out an unsatisfying combination of water streams pointed in various directions, some intentional and some un-intentional due to poor installation of the fixtures.

Travel out and back was with Alitalia, nevere again, over priced and a poor quality.

Breakfast was continental and great, don't know why some people have given poor comments on this as we found the breakfast to be very good.

Very poor quality, limited choice and when they say a selection of fresh fruit they mean a fruit bowel with whole apples and oranges.

She also gave us a GREAT recommendation for a restaurant in the neighborhood specifically to enjoy all four classic Roman pastas.

Being in the Travestere area meant the best place for restaurants!

The other team members went above and beyond to answer questions, help us book meals, and offered warm greetings every time we returned to the hotel.

Perfect to come and go when it suits you as run until after midnight, with restaurants close by (you can even jump on the tram to get closer

, Amigo Tours Rome, Travel In Rome, Romance Rome Tours, TRIP TRANSFER Rome, Italy, Ancient Rome Tours, Your Rome Vacation, World City Trail - Rome, Day in Rome, Adventures Thru the Lens Rome Photo Tours, Ramble Rome tours, 1 day in Rome, Tastethexperience Rome, Fabio Tour Advisor in Rome, Rome on the Road, My Rome Food Tour, Rome a volonte, Les Secrets de Rome, Visites guidées de Rome.

The breakfast is OK for being in Italy, a bit put of by the fruitflies around the food.

but with the tram stop outside it really  is incredibly easy to get around and being close to restaurants in Trastevere is a bonus for eating out in the evening!

but it allowed us to explore and find different restaurants along the way, so we didn’t mind!).

Tram and bus stops are just outside and a good restaurant a minute away(L'Orange).

but this will be remedied next time as we intend to book again next year, for a week this time.There are some amazing restaurants within walking distance and a tram every few minutes to take you into the centre of Rome.

The breakfast is excellent and the staff in the restaurant and the rooftop are very caring and attentive with big smile.

There are so many traditional restaurants nearby you’ll be spoilt for choice.

Our favourite part of our stay was the roof top bar, we went for drinks every evening, food was lovely too.

Great location within walking distance to the best neighborhood in Rome for restaurants and bars, and also very close to public transit and the Trastevere Railway Station.

The hotel is right beside Trastevere with an abundance of restaurants and pubs.

There is a tram stop right outside the hotel so it’s so easy to get to the centre of Rome (10 mins on tram) or walk to see the sights for about 40 mins.

Across from the tram and close to the Trestevere Square.

Buoni e Belli, Parrocchia di San Gaetano, Experience Hair & Wellness, Energia Do Brasil, Escape Room Roma, Accademia dell'Avventura, Tube Studio, Milagros Shiatsu, Ass.Culturale Il Camaleonte, Pasticceria La Charlotte, Circolo Artenoize, MandorleDolci, Parrocchia di San Gabriele Arcangelo, Chiesa di San Gabriele Arcangelo, Bar Annia Regilla, I Viaggi di Adriano di Unconventional Rome Tours, Centro Benessere Almior, Pastificio Ferraglioni, Weeds Store Cannabis Light & Cbd Weed, Centro Estetico Evolve Yourself, Parco Delle Valli, Associazione Serendipity, Museo Wunderkammer "artificialia", Parrocchia Santa Maria del Carmelo, Parrocchia San Michele Arcangelo a Pietralata, Hydromania, Vatican Rome Tours, L'Estetica di Jenny, Tempio del Sole, Dystopia Store, Acquedotto Felice, Joyvillage Roma Maximo, Maximo Shopping Center, Centro Commerciale Maximo A Roma, Bar Gelateria Rosso Arancio, Latin Palace, La Casa delle Farfalle, Your Tour in Italy by Aldo Monti, Chiesa di San Policarpo, Ponte Tazio, Monkeys Island, Rino Montesacro, Ponte Nomentano, BCS Group Rome, Mercatino Conca d'oro, Il Sole Azzurro, Parco degli Acquedotti, Museo "Mostra Permanente - Le Carrozze d'Epoca", Delle Beauty Lounge, Cinema Broadway, Game Oasis, Ombrelli Domizio dal 1989, Gruppo Max Parrucchieri, Chi Cerca Trova, Metà, Le Officine del Gusto, Bednbikes - Your Bike Experience, Chicco di Caffe, Twenty 2.0, Deutsche Romerin, Gota Urban SPA, La Citta Perduta, Gazebike, Oasi Park, Emmaus Viaggi Tour Operator, Ncc Limo Rome Tour di Osvaldo Seripa - Day Tours, La Fortezza del Paladino, Malto Matto, Bella Memy, Bar Tabacchi Valpadana, Segreti di Bellezza, Vany & Beauty Aesthetic Beauty Solarium, Baraka Bistrot, DriverinRome Transportation & Tours, Fugacemente Escape Room - Roma Centocelle, Il Palazzo Pubblico della Città Giardino Aniene, B-Folk, Palatorrino, Mamo Sun Centro Estetico Solarium.

The hotel is a short tram trip to the sights of Rome and has a lovely roof top terrace open daily.

Other then that I would recommend this hotel for the close proximity to public transportation and getting to the local attractions in Rome.

The tram was right beside the hotel and it was very easy to get to the sights from the hotel.

Tram outside our hotel which took you straight into the main city with Trevi fountain and Colosseum.

An ideal hotel for visiting Rome 
The tram stop is just outside the hotel therefore easy to get into central Rome 
Very helpful and friendly staff , nice clean room and bathroom , great shower , good breakfast 
A nice friendly atmosphere, will certainly visit again

• Tram stop is right outside, ride the no 8 to the last stop which puts you bang in the middle of Rome's sights.

With only a short tram ride to the centre of Rome (which the hotel have tickets for, tram stop is outside the hotel) I would definitely recommend this hotel and would stay here again.

Also the only thing that you should beware of is that walls are super thin, so you hear everything literally everything.

Be aware that this hotel is just outside of the city walls and so will cost approx 40 euros to Ciampino airport rather than the standard 30.

(Plug was not screwed into wall properly, lick off paint etc)

Unfortunately the spa is something you have to pay for .

The walls are very thin and the amenities in the room are average.

As its outside the wall, taxis charge a bit more so be aware of that.

though the hotel isn't located within the Roman walls, it's still a good location to discover the city.

I'm 5'3" and found it a little tricky to wash my hair without banging my elbows against the walls.

The apartment is rather oddly decorated with fabric walls.

Our room was shocking, dismal, dark unaired and with dirty padded, yes padded walls.

Our room had fabric on the walls  and in some areas of the room, this fabric was soiled and smudged.

Walking from an elevator to our room was pretty unpleasant experience, as walls are all scratched up, carpet is stained, etc.

There are two walls which have images projected on them, one with constantly changing images of stunning beaches such as The Maldives, St Lucia, Polynesian Islands  etc and the other wall which is at the far side of the pool has a video film of underwater life on a coral reef.

There is a very large jacuzzi (more like a small pool) equipped with massage jets and waterfalls around all the walls.

The treatment room was a small box with stark white walls.

Our boys had twin pull out beds that were separated from the queen bed by a half wall.

Difficult for taller people to manage because when you sit on the seat--your legs would hit the glass walls

Search Result for “Comfortable piazza venezia“ in Rome

Oct, 1, 2022

Sep, 28, 2022

Nov, 21, 2021

Sep, 21, 2020

Jul, 10, 2022

Jun, 30, 2022

Oct, 7, 2022

Oct, 3, 2022

Sep, 18, 2022

Sep, 15, 2022

Sep, 26, 2022

Aug, 25, 2022

Sep, 15, 2022

Sep, 7, 2022

Oct, 3, 2022

Sep, 30, 2022

Oct, 5, 2022

Oct, 5, 2022

Sep, 29, 2022

Sep, 3, 2022