Our stay at this hotel was fantastic! The location was perfect—just a 20-30 minute walk to major attractions like the Colosseum and the Fontana di Trevi, so we were able to easily explore Rome on foot. The area felt safe and lively, with plenty of cafes and shops nearby. One of the highlights of our stay was the thoughtful gesture from the hotel staff. Every morning, we were surprised with fresh pasticceria left at our door. It was such a sweet touch and made us feel truly cared for. Overall, we had a very good experience and would definitely recommend this hotel to anyone looking for a comfortable and convenient place to stay in Rome.

The location is great - only 15 minutes away from Coliseum and 5 minutes away from one of the basilicas. Staff were very friendly and helpful, accommodated my requests and were always in touch. They even upgraded my room free of charge when I checked in. The room was clean, had everything one could need and more. Also, the hotel had a lift which is extremely helpful as it’s located on the 3rd floor.

The hotel is in the house and it wasn’t clear how to get there- the only place it says the name of the hotel is a tiny sign on the buzzer. Although when I was confused, I texted the reception in WhatsApp and they replied immediately and helped me out. Also, you can hear a fair bit of noise through the walls, but luckily my neighbours were very quiet at night.

Room big, everything OK

Just ask for the room with no window to the street....too loudy in the night

Everything was really good! The location is perfect - 3 min to Santa Maria Maggiore, 5 min to Colosseum and 2 min to an underground station. Every morning I've got yogurt and a bun. There was also a refrigerator, an electric kettle and a coffee machine. These things made my traveling comfortable!

The only thing which disturbed me were the thin walls. I heard everything from the reception. But fortunately both staff and neighbours were really quiet at night, so I didn't care.

Nice place, close to historical places- 13 minutes by walk to Colosseum, Forum Romanum. Close to metro and train stations. Room was comfortable, nice and clean, perfect for staying for 3 nights 2 persons. Kind receptionist, good communication during WhatsApp, clean towels every day, minibar 2 bottles of water, pack of salt, 2 yogurts and Coca Cola in fridge for free. Every morning sweet cake/croassant per person hangs on door or they put it into your room if you go out early morning. For that price really worth. Just notice, that you accommodate in centre of Rome in historical building with beautiful old windows, but because of this you can hear crazy Italian traffic also in late evening and early morning. But we were ok with it. No problem to find it, we got all informations in WhatsApp message before coming.

We absolutely loved our stay. We got a big room with a beautiful painted ceiling. The room was very clean, equipped with air conditioning that was a life-saver with 35 degrees outside :D, a set of bathroom cosmetics, a mini bar included in the price full of drinks and yoghurts and there was a coffee machine in our room! Every morning we got 2 croissants hanging on our door - so that we could eat a small breakfast before going out to sightsee. The room was cleaned every day and the sheets were changed daily. The lady at the reception was absolutely friendly and helpful! The location is really good with a 15-minute walk to Colosseum, maybe it's a little further to di Trevi and other landmarks, but you can't have everything. Oh, and there is a very tasty restaurant downstairs (a little expensive, though). It might get a little noisy with the rooms with windows looking at the street, but it was not disturbing for us.

We could do with some shelves in the bathroom - in the shower there was no place to put the cosmetics.

The streets around the hotel are safe, it's close to the Termini train station, there's also a metro station nearby and the Colosseum is a 15 minute walk away. The room is clean and cosy, the mattress is comfortable and the sheet is soft. There was 2 yoghurts and Fanta in the fridge for free and free snacks, coffee and tea on the table. Free cake will be hanging on the doorknob in the morning. The receptionists are very kind and will guide you to the location of the hotel on WhatsApp. The hotel is at Via dello Statuto, number 44, 3rd floor.

The owner was very pleasant, friendly and provided everything I needed. Every morning, a sweet treat awaited at the door. here were complimentary food and drinks available in the fridge. Everything was in perfect order.

The single rooms are located right next to the entrance of the "hotel," featuring a window that overlooks the public corridor of the building. Due to the constant opening and closing of the entrance door and the sound of the elevator, it was impossible to get any sleep. If you're a light sleeper, I recommend using earplugs.

Receptionists are great!!! Great view from the french balcony (balconet). 2 patisseries every morning at 8:30 on your door. 2 joghurts in the fridge after every cleaning. 2 cokes in the fridge at the beggininh. Coffe and tea as much as you want. Enough shower gel and shampoo + other amenities.

It is a bit older and empty room. Our room was good but other rooms might be little more noisy on lower floors (but sou are pretty much in the centre of Rome so it is kinda normal).

I liked very much the room. It was small, but there was a nice big bed with white linens and several pillows, the room was very clean, small bathroom has a shower, toilet and bide as well as toiletries. The biggest advantage of the room is that it has a coffee maker and kettle. Coffee and tea included. There was a small fridge with beverages and yogurts. Teresa - the host was exceptionally nice and friendly and helped us around. It was also very sweet to get fresh cornetto in the morning of each day! The location is very good, just couple of mins to walk to Piazza de Maggiore, where there is a 2nd stop for Hop-on-Hop-off bus. Termini Train station is 500 m away.

What I did not like it was 2 days of raining in Rome, just a bad fortune. :) But it has nothing to do with the apartment.