Very centrally located along the river, near Castel Sant'Angelo and the Vatican. The room itself was sizeable, well-appointed and comfortable, with lots of windows on both sides, a large bathroom, and a lovely private terrace with a great view that we wish we had been able to spend more time on.

Despite being centrally located, there are weirdly not a lot of amenities nearby - the closest cafe is about an 8 minute walk away (though of course the hotel has coffee & breakfast), and all the nearby convenience shops/tabaccherie close at like 9pm. Also, with the windows open it was pretty loud - there were constant ambulance sirens all night (to be fair, it was a Friday night, but still... seemed like excessive city noise compared to our previous stays in Rome).

The property was clean and in a nice location just outside of the hustle and bustle of the tourist attractions. We were in walking distance of all of the attractions and dining spots. The staff were very friendly and always available. The ac worked great, which was needed after walking through the city in extreme heat.

I did think our reservations included breakfast, however when we arrived we were told it was 20 euro per person each morning (if we wanted breakfast). I recall the booking add said breakfast included which was one reason we selected this hotel at a hirer rate.

The location of the hotel is great. Close to Trastevere and easy to get to any historical places in Rome. At the same time the hotel is situated on a quiet street, far from the noise and allows to have a good rest after all the walking. The breakfast is fresh and very delicious, enough to keep you going during the day. The staff is very helpful and kind, gave us any extra information we needed and helped us booking a taxi to the airport. It was good we were able to leave our luggage in the hotel the last day and make the most of our holiday before the flight. We recommend strongly the hotel.

Everything was great, nothing to complain about.

Hotel was lovely, service from the small team was great. Room was lovely, but didn't have windows. We didn't need them, we spent very little time in our room. Little touches like apples, pastries, lollies and sweets complimentary. Good position for sight seeing. 10 minutes from St Peters Square, cross the bridge for lots of breakfast options and easy walking to lots of piazzas and monuments.

Bar was a bit of a let down. First night ran out of Vodka didn't have any in for the other two nights either. There was a few shops nearby they could easily have restocked. Second night ran out of tonic.

Breakfast was very rich and staff was very nice. Our room was spacious and had a nice view. Because it was our first stay at the hotel they let us to stay in a room with a big balcony. The room was clean and very quiet. Sleeping was very comfortable.

We needed to walk to the restaurants in the neighbourhood. It's just around 15 minutes by walking. The way to the restaurant district was very dark because street lightning didn't work. But it was not hotel's problem :) If you want to eat the most lively district in the neighbourhood you need to walk a little bit. It's not a problem if you like to walk just like us.

Shout out to the cleaning gentleman who really carefully cleaned every room daily. The best ever. Breakfast was a little bit of everything, not too much but just enough. The pancake maker and the juicer were pleasant surprises. Especially the juicer, which enabled us to make up our own healthy juices every day. Compared to other accommodations in Rome, this one is great, of course expensive (this is Rome) but a good value for money, in comparison with some alternatives. Good strategic location to the main touristic spots, Trastevere and Vatican. And yes, I loved the modern industrial design of the rooms as I am not a huge fan of antique design. The size of the room was perfect.

The room had no direct daylight but that was camouflaged with smart interior design.

We stayed in Rome for 3 days and the hotel was amazing! First of all, the breakfast is very good, love croissants, and the staff is very thoughtful and will ask you what you need to drink. Also, the rooms are clean and comfortable. They are quite large and the toilets are clean. The hotel is ideally located, the bus stop is downstairs, and the Vatican is within walking distance.

I really liked the location of the hotel, it's just 10 mins walk from Vatican City. The hotel was not on the main street but a street parallel to main street. If you have a stroller it would be little difficult to move. The room was nice, I took a room with balcony and balcony was equal to the size of the room. The balcony was not covered so we couldn't use it as it was too hot. The breakfast was quite nice, it didn't have much options but it was good enough for a healthy breakfast. The staff was quite good and they were willing to help always.

The Wi-Fi was shit, I was on the 4th Floor and the Wi-Fi was disconnecting every 20 mins for a duration of 5 mins. So if you are planning to work from there then I would suggest you to choose some other hotel. The lift was very small, it could fit max 2 people, so if you are on top floor like I was, you might have problem to go up and down.

Located close to nice restaurants, the size of the room was perfect. It was also nice and quiet. Michael Angelo at reception was amazing. He gave us a map and was kind enough to highlight everything we needed to know about the town/area (shopping, food, places to avoid at night). Would love to come back again someday 😎

Hotel was very clean. The reception area offered fruit and suits which was a nice treat for the children. Staff were extremely helpful. Breakfast was beautifully displayed and my children really enjoyed it.

The gluten free breakfast was mainly cake and biscuits which I didn’t really fancy at 8am. Bread was provided but it would have been nice to have been able to toast it. If gluten free croissants were offered with fruit or even gluten free cornflakes (our other hotel had these in little packets) that would have been ideal.