I have stayed many times at this most central of hotels. The location is fabulous. You need to remember though that most Rome hotels have small rooms, particularly if like this one they date back to the 15th century. But here the single rooms are really tiny, and unless you get one on the 4th floor the views are boring!... more

This hotel was recommended in my "Little Black Book of Rome" and I followed up with online reviews. We started the trip in a monastery, rented an apartment in Sorrento and ended with Hotel Due Torri in Rome for our final two nights. Keep your eyes open for the small sign, it was easy to overlook. One of my landmarks... more

Traveling with my mom. 2 other hotels picked from Rick Steves guidebook, with lots of reviews read on tripadvisor, and those hotels were great. This one was really disappointing. Rolling bags through alley to front door. No big deal, we've been rolling our bags all over Italy, but this alley was particularly grimy, and did have a slightly unpleasant smell.... more

The front desk was nice. The complimentary breakfast was nice. It was a convenient walk to a lot of attractions, which was a plus. The pillows were hard and the room smelled like someone sprayed a deodorizer or sprinkled that smelly carpet deodorizer in there. Probably to mask a former smoke odor. There was a dog in the alley that... more

I stayed there with my wife, when she was expecting. It's a small, very central hotel, where we could easily reack major sights without too much walking - and be able to reach back for a rest during the day (not much of a walker when you're 2 months due...) The room was clean, though small with a nice bathroom.... more

Despite making reservations many months in advance and making a couple of separate email requests for room options (we knew we couldn't reserve a specific room but made it clear that anywhere on the top 2 floors would have been fine), and despite also making it clear that the reservation was for a postnuptial trip, we were given a terrible,... more

Hotel Due Torri is a wonderful gem, tucked into a small sidestreet. We had the family room, with a small separate room for the teen agers. By American standards, all European rooms are small, but these were more than adequate and when in Rome, we were only there for sleeping. Airconditioning was very good, which is critical in summer. Breakfast... more

This was our first trip to Rome, and I was concerned about a location that was safe, easy to navigate and comfortable. Hotel Due Torri met all our needs and we loved the hotel and will stay there again. The location on the alley is well-lit and close to a main street that leads quickly to the Pantheon and the... more

I stayed at the Hotel Due Torri for 3 nights in May 2009 and, overall, had a very nice stay. The hotel is located on a very quiet street not far from the Piazza Navona. There is a cute street just a block away that has some nice restaurants and popular places like the Spanish Steps are a short walk... more