Stayed 7 nights in "red" room, consisting of larger than average size bed room, large "living room", and adequate size bathroom. Bedroom and "living room" furniture was spartan but adequate. Bed was large and comfortable. Flat screen TV in each room. Bathroom size and functionality was satisfactory. The positives: five minute walk to Spanish Steps and taxis. Very quiet; one... More

We stayed in the blue room in early October with our 2 children. It was spotless and beautiful with 2 very large rooms connected by french doors. We also had 2 sets of french doors opening onto small balconies and the views were exceptionally lovely. It was quiet and in a fantastic location near the Villa Borghese, shopping and the... More

1. We booked 6 months in advance for September 2011 but in the room we were given, no window could be opened at night despite the heat, because of the INTENSE STINKING SEWAGE SMELL coming from outside the windows! No guest should be expected to pay 200 euros a night to sleep in a stinking room in 34C heat. We... More

if you want to avoid having to wait 1/2 hours for someboby to show up to welcome you, to do very steep stairs with your luggage to get there, to have a room without a door key or a security box, to have to pay a deposit for a toilette that doesn't work just stay away from this place!

I stayed in Episcopo Lipinsky with my family in May and I was extremely happy with my choice. The building was in a fantastic location a few minutes walk from the Spanish Steps, Trevi fountain and numerous shops and restaurants yet felt like it was in a peaceful street miles away from the hustle and bustle of central Rome. The... More

From the moment we stepped out of our cab and onto Via Margutta we were completely mesmerized with Rome. We walked down the street to the front door of our B&B and weren't sure what to expect. The website showed some pictures of the property but I wasn't exactly taken by them. However, the place came highly recommended by some... More

Episcopo Lipinsky is in the very heart of Rome's busy historical center. It is a place of peace and quiet and a beautiful antique structure. The rooms are spacious and clean,with beautiful custom made furniture. The breakfast is a delight,best Cappuccino in town by the way! We have traveled the world and stayed in many five star hotels. But if... More

We have chosen this hotel, proceeding from enthusiastic responses. We planned to be there 5 nights. We have paid in advance for half a year. And here that I will tell -I did not see more awful place in my life. Plus -the central site and absolute silence. Minus -it is a lot of them: 1, an awful cold in... More

My husband and I visited Rome for the second time and enjoyed it more than the first time mostly because of the hospitality of our host, Miguel. From the day we arrived until he saw us off at the train station we felt like we had a friend in Rome. The room, the rooftop garden and the breakfasts were delightful.... More