Great location, great restaurant fantastic service and food. A shame about the rest of the hotel. Front desk think they are really special, The rooms are ok, old need updating, the springs on the bed made of cement. not worth 800 euros per night, and worse they would not let us check out at 1pm, 12.30 was the best they could go. I will eat there but will never stay again.

This hotel is in major need of an overhall. The carpet is filthy. The bathroom in need of an overhall. Not worth $100 a night. Stay away.

Maybe our perception was a little skewed coming directly from the Hotel Villa Franca in Positano where the balcony in our room overlooked the city and the water, but we were expecting much more in a five star hotel. Our nonsmoking room smelled like smoke and the carpet was old and stained like the carpet in a fraternity house. The headboard, which was the focal point of the room, looked like it came out of the 80's. There was a hole in the ceiling directly outside of our room. Nice touch. This room was on the first floor, but I'm not sure if there are really better rooms. Maybe you just have to stay in the penthouse suites where the terrace seems to be.

For Americans, this hotel is extremely expensive, since the dollar is doing poorly. If you're going to spend the money, stay at the St. Regis a few blocks away, where our friends stayed. We saw their room, and it was what a five star hotel room should be -- it was gorgeous and the bathroom was luxurious.

The positive things I have to say about the d'Ingliterra...The location is very good. It really is right by the Spanish Steps. The concierge is helpful -- this is one area where the d'Ingliterra beats the St. Regis grand. The outdoor dining area is a nice place to start your day. We only had the complimentary breakfast, so we can't tell you anything about the restaurant other than the fact that a cheeseburger ordered from room service costs 30 Euro.

We spent one brief night at this hotel the night before our departure from the Rome airport after returning from the Amalfi coast. We chose the hotel because of it's reputation and location. The location was perfect, the hotel somewhat disappointing. We arrived before the normal check in time and the room was ready which was nice. The room was located on the third floor facing the street. The room was clean and attractive but there were at least 100 black flies circling over the bed. The windows and the shutters had been left open. We spent an hour killing the flies with the room service menus, leaving smashed flies all over the windows. We later discovered that the walls in the bathroom were covered with mold as was the tub area. All of this for $600 a night!