Really nice B&B - stayed there for a week. Clean, comfortable and in a very nice area - not bang in the centre but sites are within walking distance if you don't mind a bit of a walk. We stayed for 7 nights but for the last night they put us in a smaller room as a larger party were... More

I travelled to Rome to get married in March 2008. On the recommendation of the priest at St. Patrick's Augustinian Church many of the wedding party stayed at the Boncompagni Suite. Our experience of it was very, very positive. The rooms are a good size, well fitted out, very clean and the staff are very courteous and obliging. One or... More

Booked hotel off romaclick.com. Didn't look much from the outside when we first arrived as it doesn’t look like there is a hotel there. Its basically a door with bell leading to apartments & the hotel which is on the first floor. Don't be put off by this, once in its very clean, modern & well presented. For the price... More

I have just got back from a four night stay at Boncompagni Suites and would highly recommended it. Our room was spotless, quiet and modern. The room was warm enough at night, but we had french doors that opened to cool everything down during the day. There was an AC unit but we didn't need it. And the beds were... More

The comfortable rooms of Boncompagni Suites were just what we needed to end our trip on a positive note. The location-as mentioned in previous reviews- is not very close to most of the main tourist attractions though it is in a nice neighborhood. It is next to the Hotel Oxford which would probably be nearly twice the price. While it... More

We have stayed at the Suite Boncompagni for four nights in July 2006. The room was a small double, but it was modern, it was kept clean, and had a nice bathroom. The staff were extremely helpful and friendly. Breakfasts were OK too. The hotel is located in a quiet office area, some 30-40 minutes walk to the main Rome... More

This is really a mixed review in that I think the location is not good for tourists; however, the accommodations and staff were quite nice (especially for 125 euros/night in Rome). If you are considering staying here, I suggest that you purchase/view a map of Rome (then use mapquest or something like it) and see exactly where it is before... More

We stayed at Boncompagni during Easter Week, the most expensive time to stay in Rome! We were attending a family wedding, the church was just off Via Veneto so I began looking for accommodation in the area. Some of our relations/friends stayed in 3* hotels in the area at a cost of €350 per night (compared to our €110 per... More

We stayed here with our 5 year old daughter for a week (too short!) and had a great time (and loved Rome). I think our room was 111, and it was plain but tasteful, clean and spacious; there was both a single bed (which folds out from a chair) and a crib for our daughter (she slept in the bed... More