My husband and I stayed this weekend at the Nardizzi in Rome. This was our second stay here. The Nardizzi feels like home. Reviews say how convenient it is to everything, it is less than half a block from the Reppublicca Metro station and less than half a mile from the termini, but it is much more than that. The... More

This hotel was recommended to us by local friends. You get a double room at 59€ per night. At first I thought well this is just a downpayment. NO this is the actual price with breakfast (fresh italian pastries) included. The rooms are ok, but do not expect too much, it is just a two star hotel. Some can be... More

I stayed at hotel Nardizzi for four nights and had a very pleasant stay. Simple room with a bed and a bathroom but that is all that is needed because when you are in Rome you better be out exploring the city! Very clean, every day the bed is made and fresh towels are given. Don't expect much from the... More

Had a lovely few days at this hotel. staff are really nice. room was a decent size, in a good location (we walked EVERYWHERE even to vatican city!) breakfast was nice. would definitely recommend this hotel, only downside was our bathroom had a bit of a funny smell. nothing too fancy but who cares when you have Rome on your... More

Hotel Nardizzi is in a quiet street but located within walkig distance of most major attractions. We walked to it, with our luggage, from Termini. It's on the 4th floor and the lift is very small. Our room was a good size, with comfortable beds, a table & chairs and plenty of space. Plenty of hot water, fluffy towels and... More

We had the good fortune of choosing this hotel based on Rick Steves' guidebook and we were not disappointed. This is an older hotel, but it is comfortable and clean. We had a large room, huge bathroom, great shower, and very comfortable bed. The hotel is in a great location--we walked from Termini train station with our wheeled luggage. The... More

We were given a tiny room, directly behind reception/front desk. Phone rang loudly through the night, guests arriving back in the wee hours of the morning talking loudly in the reception area, very small room, lousy night's sleep, possibly just back luck with the room we got, but would not recommend.

We stayed at the Nardizzi Hotel for our last night in Italy and was glad we were only there for about 12 hours. This was by far our least place we stayed during our trip. The hotel is located on the fourth floor but there is an elevator (though old, it works and is better than lugging bags up the... More

Hotel located on the 4th floor accessible by an antiquated elevator that does not work if the doors are not closed completely. You have to climb the stairs if that happens. Central location and comfortable accommodations. It was the best pastries offered at breakfast compared to other B&Bs