The rooms were nice just a shame there is no coffee or tea making facilities.

No tea and coffee making facilities, which is definitely needed.

One tip I would like to share - could the hotel leave tea and coffee making facilities in the room, as we had to ask for it.

I was also a little disappointed that there were no tea/coffee making facilities in the room, apparently this was for 'health and hygiene purposes' which I'm slightly irked about as we've stayed in a lot of 5*hotels around the world and never come across this explanation.

One minor complaint- no tea and coffee making facilities in the room .

The only thing that we were disappointed with was there was no complimentary tea or coffee making facilities  in room.Plenty of places to eat nearby.

Only downside is no tea/coffee making facilities.

Firstly the lack of tea/coffee making facilities and secondly the extreme firmness of the mattress.

Lovely hotel, only two pieces of criticsm, I was very disappointed to find that there are no tea/coffee making facilities in the room, and the drink prices on the rooftop garden were very expensive, other than that ideally located to visit all the major attractions

There were no tea or coffee making facilities in the room.

There were no tea or coffee making facilities in the room

The rooms could do with having tea and coffee making facilities in the rooms.

No coffee or tea making facilities in the room.

..a shame tea/coffee making  facilities were not available.

but only 1 upright chair & no tea & coffee making facilities.

One thing We could have kicked ourselves for forgetting was a kettle , as there are no tea making facilities and we really missed our cuppa!

but not stocked with many of the items listed in the menu, there's no tea and coffee making equipment and the TV (not that you come to Rome to watch TV) has only a smattering of English channels.

The beds were a bit hard, as they often are in southern Europe.

The bed was a little hard for my bad back,

The beds was very hard and not comfortable.

Only issue the bed had a very firm mattress.

The only thing I thought was the bed was too firm for me

The beds were hard and not comfortable and we found one English Channel on the tv.

but smallish and mainly comfy except the bed and pillows were a bit hard.

however the tv had no channels in English and the bed was as hard as a rock, granted some people may preffer a harder bed.

Bed was very hard, my partner struggled to sleep on it.

Bed so hard if you told me we slept on a box spring I'd believe it.

We found the bed quite hard as the week went on.

My only possible complaint was the beds were a little hard for me, an my girlfriend agreed on this.

The only complaint I have was the bed was a little hard for my liking

The bed was very hard and according to the staff it was because of regulations; all the beds had to be same type non-allergic beds.

Great location for ease to all touring spots.

A great hotel in a great location off the hustle and bustle.

The hotel was located a little outside of the centre of town

Location is very convenient and walking distance to several good restaurants and small cafes.

The location was great, with a couple of really good restaurants on the street and about 20 mins walk to the Spanish steps.

This hotel is in a great location for accessing all main sites of this beautiful city.

The location was great for us as we don’t mind walking and prefer to be a little bit out of the centre.

The hotel was lovely, great location, the best ice cream only round the corner!

It’s not often that you can say a location is prettier than the pictures,

Lovely location, just a bus ride away from the central bus/train station that takes you every where you need to go.

Convenient location and expert friendly staff.

Wonderful place to stay, great location, exceptional service!

Great location, ebikes & scooters right outside.

The small local restaurants were some of the best we had in Rome!

The roof top garden was a plus with good food.

Located in a street off a main road with lots of good restaurants and a great coffee bar (right out of hotel door and first left) A delightful roof top bar and restaurant where we had breakfast lunch and drinks.

While the front desk was very nice, especially the gentleman that helped me with dinner reservations, the rooms were very small.

The upstairs bar area restaurant is very nice .

They made reservations at restaurants, set up rides to the airport and various other things, had tickets to tour buses around the city.

This awesome hotel is near the train station and several restaurants.

The food was good and gave choice from pizza's, to fish and meat dishes, so something for everyone.

Breakfast on the rooftop was first class, and a beer or glass of wine on the rooftop bar in the evening was superb.

In the end we were able to get a three course meal at cost to the hotel.

The staff were friendly and extremely helpful, the food was excellent and the rooftop bar has to be the best place to see the sunset in Rome!

The rooftop garden restaurant  was beautiful!

but was surrounded by great places to eat.

The food in the rooftop restaurant is also really awesome.

Exceptional hotel, beautiful renovated rooms, magnificent roof top bar/breakfast area (which also offers great dinners).

Clean and comfortable beds - A 15-20 minute walk to all mail attractions all downhill - I would recommend this hotel without a problem

but we were OK with that as walking was fine for all of us.

The staff in the hotel were very friendly, the restaurant staff which included Salvatore were exceptionally friendly and welcoming and made our evenings really relaxed after a lot of walking around the city.

The Colosseum can be reached in about 40 mins, the Vatican in about the same and Termini is roughly 15 mins walk.

We were roughly a 20 minute walk from the Spanish steps.

There are plenty of restaurants within walking distance and we also walked from the train station in about 15 minutes.

The hotel is a 15 minute walk to Piazza di Spagna

but not an issue if you don’t mind walking as only 30 minutes to the Colloseum or the Pantheon.

5/5 excellent hotel spotlessly clean 
Very friendly and helpful staff have stayed there three times and hopefully a fourth time ten minuet walk into town metro 5mins away from the hotel transport excellent lovely top bar to watch the sun go down

The train station is a 15 min walk or 5 min taxi drive away too.

The hotel was perfect! It was in a good location with easy access to all the major sites of Rome either by 
walking or by taxi (which we found was cheap so decided not to use public transport.)

Such a good location, about a 15 minute walk to trevi fountain.

It is a short walk from the center of the area, and the transportation stations.

Ideally situated near the train station and only 20-30mins walk to main attractions.

Friendly staff, comfortable facilities and in a good location (20-30 minute walk to most sights).

Stayed at this hotel which is within 15 minutes walk to the Trevi Fountains.

The bed wasn’t the comfiest bed I’ve slept in and the walls are very thin, you can here everything on a morning

This might explain the fabric on the walls!

I was assigned a room on the 1st floor, incredibly noisy due to very thin walls, ridiculously small and with a single bed in a corner of the room.

The room was dated with fabric lined walls and a bright orange bathroom.

If there was a downside, I would say the walls are thin.

Dark gold woven walls and deep burgundy fabrics.

but one thing we didn’t enjoy was the bed on wheels, as each time we sat up in bed the bed moved away from the wall mounted headboard!

No mirror on the dressing table, for ladies to dry their comfortably and Hairdryer attached to bathroom wall so you have to manage the hairdryer and any hairbrushes standing up !!!!

This is an old building with thick walls and floors and doors.

The smell of perfume was still in the walls and bed.

but to see all it has to offer I would not stay at this hotel again as it does not offer enough value for money given how little time you spend in the hotel, I could live without a minibar and roof terrace for a better location and thicker walls.

The walls were paper thin too and we could hear when the neighbouring rooms used the shower or went to the toilet!

The walls were paper thin, I could hear the people next door unzip their luggage and use the restroom (I'm not talking about flushing a toilet, I'm talking about actually using the toilet).

Only minus is that the walls between the rooms seem very thin & hence you can hear everything from next door !

The room lighting is amazingly flexible and there are mirrors in one corner round the desk area and the wall behind our bed was all  mirror.

Only complaint we had was that the walls are very thin.

but beautifully furnished with antique furniture and the walls were fabric lined in gold brocade however the bathroom was tiny and despite being immaculate in need of some modernisation.

but for the tremendous leak problem at the base of the partition (towards the wall) that would leave a liter of water after every shower.

Marcella Royal Hotel - Rooftop Garden

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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.

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.

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.

but if you’re staying for a week it’s very handy as it has a little grocery shop, restaurants, cafes, metro, buses and taxis on your doorstep.

Fabio in particular was helpful in making us a couple of restaurant bookings and resolving our queries.

Also they recommended a restaurant for dinner which was around the corner from the hotel and the food was delicious.

Select from the a la carte menu for eggs, pancakes or cereals/yogurt.

The breakfast was fantastic and just the right amount of food!

They were also great with booking us taxi transfers to and from the airport and restaurant reservations. Housekeeping staff were very nice as well, some small requests we made (extra pillow, ice etc.)

There were literally dozens and dozens for fresh flower arrangements throughout the lobby, sitting rooms and restaurants.

So helpful and friendly, with everything from advance notice of taxi strikes to wonderful dinner recommendations and reservations.

The hotel is central to almost all tourist hotspots, restaurants and bars.

There are plenty of excellent restaurants nearby and the hotel staff help with suggestions a if you are stuck.

Very very helpful in assisting w/ restaurant, travel or any other recommendations. 2.

The great restaurants in Rome, tend to be in Trevastere,

Cocktail with friends in the elegant setting of the Barocco hotel.

Hotel Barocco is in a beautiful location,  walking distance from the main monuments and good restaurants.

Hotel is located in great area - walkable to tons of sights, restaurants, etc, etc (pharmacy right across the street to get covid test b4 heading back to USA - took 15 mins).

We enjoyed the lounge each night before dinner, meeting other guests, and breakfast each morning before touring the city.

Breakfast was superb & great array of foods to choose from. Thank you to breakfast staff, especially Steffan, Merricarr, Isbetta(?)

Breakfast was served at the dining room and all ingredients were fresh and tasty.

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.

We walked to everything:  the Spanish steps, Trevi Fountain, Pantheon, Via Condotti for shopping.

The location is perfect …   a 1 :60 walk to the metro and within easy walking distance to Trevi Fountain, the Spanish Steps, shopping on Via Condotti and numerous restaurants.

Perhaps best of all, Barocco is a short walk to the Spanish Steps and the shopping delights of Via Sistina, Via Condotti and Via Corso.

Great location--short distance from Trevi Fountain, Spanish Steps, Via Condotti and Via Veneto.

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