This is Rome's best kept secret, a place far from the crowd, elite, secure and comfortable. Lorenzo, the maitre chef, was at the helm of the restaurant the whole time and made sure the meals form breakfast to dinner were exceptional. The rooms are imaculate.The staff was courteous and became friends very quickly...it helps if you know Italian or are... More

We had a triple room and it was gorgeous! Big hallway with double wardrobe, big double bedroom, a separarte lounge area with 2 sofas (can each be made into spare beds), big bathroom with a jacuzzi bath and a huge tarrace with garden furniture. The decor and cleanliness was exceptional. The hotel staff is very friendly, they helped with parking... More

This hotel is for those who do not mind not living in the very center of the city, where the night life explodes and all the attractions are within 5 minutes' walk. The 'Degli Aranci' sits in a posh, quiet, residential area (worth noting that in the same street there are at least 4 embassies, including Switzerland). So you'll feel... More

very clean and staff very nice. our room had a balcony and it was spacious. The breakfast was very basic so don't expect too much of it. the location it's not the best. It's in a quiet area but public transports are complicated. it's not near the metro line, for that you have to catch a train for one stop... More

OK, it wasn't a garage, but it was a building between the street and the actual hotel that maybe was a guardhouse or a doghouse a hundred years ago. And now, it is separated from the hotel by cars that are valet parked. So, for example, to get to the breakfast room (in the actual hotel) you have to walk... More

We stayed 3 days there with my partner and 3 other couples. Location of hotel is a bit away from the main city-sights, but you can take 15 min bus right next to the hotel to Termini station from where you can walk to almost all of famous places. Hotel is located in quite and nice place. Rooms are clean... More

A very clean, elegant hotel which was exactly as advertised. We walked north to Euclide Train Station and got the train into Rome each day. It arrives at Piazza Popolo near the Spanish Steps and you can get on the metro from there and visit all parts of downtown Rome. Hilly area - if you are not fit, it may... More

The hotel is small and intim. Rooms are clean , spacious and with style. Staff is ok and they help you to find out your ways in Rome. The hotel is located in Pariolli district which is a select residential area . Is not very close to the centre of Rome , but you can use either bus 217 to... More

Terrific disappointment! The hotel itself was fair/fine...not the worst, far from the best. But you dont go to Rome for a hotel, in fact, you go to see the sights, which were quite far away and inconvenient. The front desk staff on THREE occasions gave us wrong information about the bus lines and hours of operation. Cabs back and forth... More