After long review-reading here at Trip-Advisor, we finally found this hotel. Our first impression was horrible since, to be frank, the building and the stairs up to the 2nd floor are very old - and you start to expect everything... We stayed on the third floor with windows to the patio and it was absolutely quiet. The whole 3rd floor... more

My boyfriend and I went to Rome last weekend. Our first impression of Hotel St Moritz was dirty, unfriendly, small and damp smelling, we were shown to our room (which was right by the reception), on entering the room it was tiny and dingy, it had a double bed in it which was like a camp bed and very hard,... more

Three nights there. my friend wanted to change of room and it was done immediately. Rooms are very nice, with fair space, and shower. Staff is friendly. Breakfast is a little below average (no fresh fruit, just fresh panini, no charcuterie). OK, the elevator is small, but it works, and my room was anyway at first floor, so ... Location... more

Excellent central location with 64 bus stop outside direct to the Vatican.Ten minute walk from Termini station (64 bus). Rue Nazionale is busy so front facing rooms will be noisy though they are double glazed. Room small and in need of decorating but shower/loo/bidet/basin all pristine. Lots of crisp white towels changed daily. Spar opposite for water and necessities at... more

I absolutely love the St. Moritz hotel - for a variety of reasons: One - The proximity to things (Termini, Trevi, Forum) is WONDERFUL! Two - The rooms are always clean and are quite roomy by European standards. Three - The morning meal is basic, but served with enthusiasm! Four - You can't beat the price - great Value! I... more

Stayed here with my fiance' in March '05. Hotel is in a pretty good location.. only a few minutes walk to bus/metro stops, and about 10 minutes to the collosseum. Plenty of good restraunts/bars nearby for evening dining. The room we had (#23) was pretty nice, had a vanity double bed, nicely decorated interior, however when the metro's ran underneath... more

My fiance and I stayed here for 2 nights during the first week of March. Although our room was nice, the front desk clerck informed us upon arrival, quite rudely, that we were not allowed to check in for a few hours. When I asked if we could leave our luggage somewhere, he pointed to the many other bags sitting... more

We stayed at the Hotel San Moritz for 3 nights from July 8-10, 2004. This hotel is located within sight of the Ancient Roman Forum and within walking distance of the Colisieum, yet it had many flaws. The air conditioning was not operating properly, the main lobby of the hotel was located on the 3rd floor of what appeared to... more

Hotel St. Moritz met our seemingly impossible task of finding a clean, safe, reasonably cheap (for Rome), centrally located hotel for our family of 4. A ten-minute walk from Stazione Termini, on busy, commercial Via Nazionale, through a nondescript wooden door, up 2 flights of stairs into the foyer. (A tiny lift is available for luggage) Our room was small... more