I stayed for 6 nights (week 38 of September), and had booked a single room. However, I got a double room without any extra cost. The room (number 44) was spacious, equipped with air-conditioning, and the bed sheets got changed every day. Not that it matters a great deal, but the TV channels were really poor – 4 channels to... more

Just had a three night stay in rome. Stayed at the Pace Helvezia. The hotel is in a great location. The colosseum is literally just down the road (half a mile away). The other sights are within walking distance. From the rooftop terrace the view is brilliant. We had a twin room, While not large it was big enough for... more

I travelled to Rome with my wife for my 50th birthday, a place I had always wanted to visit and wasn't dissappointed one bit! The Hotel is located pretty central, from the roof top terrace, which was nearly always deserted, you can see the Colloseum and St Peters and just about every major tourist site in between! I would recommend... more

Just got back from a long weekend in Rome with my teenage daughter. On arrival the Receptionist realised that he had reserved a double room for us instead of twin rooms as requested and was looking quite worried as to what he could do for us. However, we were in no hurry to get to the room as wanted to... more

We stayed at Pace Helvezia Hotel for 3 nights. We had a double room (two twin beds combined) on the 3rd floor. They met our request for a room not facing the street. Due to this we did not have any noise issues. Overall the room was basic but clean. The shower stall in the bathroom was rather small (even... more

The hotel was suited in the center as described. We stayed for 3 night in a triple room. The room was enormous, nothing very special or luxury but it was clean and dissent. The hotel staff was very helpful for every information we asked. Breakfast was good with plenty of food to enjoy. Location is very good - near Colosseum... more

We came to Rome at the end of our trip to Italy. We had been to Florence, Venice, Cinque Terre, Pisa, Siena, San Giamgianno, and other smaller towns. So, Rome was literally like the Indy 500 of Italy. Wide streets, numerous cars zipping down the roads, lots of noise and action. The hotel was located in a great spot to... more

Slightly out of date as we stayed in this holiday during October 2007 whilst we were in Rome for four and a half days. We had a standard double room on one of the upper floors (a must as all the streets in Rome are cobbled which makes the traffic noisey). The room was relatively compact but typical for Rome... more

Stayed at this hotel as it was convenient to the business meeting I attended. Pros: Reception staff very helpful and pleasant greeting on arrival Breakfast was ok but not brilliant Breakfast staff very attentive Price < 100 Euros per night Room (16) was quiet as it was at the back of the hotel Great location for tourists Nearby restaurants of... more