Clean rooms, fine staff and a very good location for seeing the city. We liked it very much. more

We enjoyed our stay in this hotel,it was walking distance to most attractions. Basic rooms but clean and well looked after by staff. All the staff were friendly and welcoming. Breakfast was better than expected. At night after a long day site seeing we were able to sit in the garden area drinking while the children were tucked up in... more

Trying to find the hotel was hard people kept sending us to another hotel with similar name, we had in total 6 rooms all were good except the single one, small. My room had a little yard outside which is good for smokers(room 302). Breakfast was simple but lots of places to eat nearby. Good value for money and staff... more

We booked our room over telephone. When we arrived, the desk clerk took our passports and a credit card. We were shown to our room. We stayed about 15 minutes. It was noisy, dingy, and had a bad smell coming from a vent. We decided not to stay, but the manager would not refund our money; he said we had... more

This was our only disappointing hotel on our trip to Italy. We chose the location because it was near the Colosseum, which was the only plus since it was a 10 minute walk. It was also close to the subway stop which we used a couple of times (once to get to Vatican City and once home from Spanish steps).... more

Since last year was our third year at the Tirreno, it's obvious we enjoy it. The location is wonderful, the rooms clean and nice and the staff is wonderful - especially Marco and Massimo. The small street the hotel is on is quiet and I've walked up the street late at night alone to the bar on the corner of... more

Had stayed in 3 star hotel in Florence which was fabulous and a 4 star hotel in Perugia which was even better so expected something similar in Rome - especially as the Hotel Tirreno was the most expensive of the three hotels during our holiday. However, while the location is OK, it is central albeit up a dingy side street,... more

I was seeking two hotel rooms in Rome for one night at the end of a cruise. Money was tight (<$200/nite), location paramount (our second day in Rome!) along with security and a good night's sleep. Almost despaired, then was able to book a quad at Tirreno, about $150/couple. They had our room ready when we showed up at 12:30... more

I travelled Rome - Firenze - Rome in July 2008. When returning to Rome I spent 3 nights at Tirreno hotel. In Rome and Firenze I stayed in 3 different hotels and Tirreno was the best experience. The hotel has a very good but a quiet location in the very heart of Rome. The staff was friendly and helpful. The... more