We stayed in this hotel, in the annex , which is just next door, for 5 nights. The rooms were lovely and had large bathrooms with whirlpool baths which were terrific after a hard day of walking. Breakfast was extensive and included hot and cold food, fruit and cakes! The staff couldn't have been more pleasant and efficient. They booked our visit to the Borghese Gallery ( a must) and sorted out minor problems immediately. It is really well placed for walking to the Centro Storico or for transport connections being next to the metro and having a taxi rank opposite. Good restaurants with reasonable prices in walking distance towards the Trevi Fountain. Try the Vineria Chianti near the Trevi Fountain - great atmosphere.

I stayed there from March 9-16 2009 with my Sister in a two (2) standard twin comfortable bedded room on the Fifth Fl. in a very clean room, space for 2 people, classic deco, marble bathroom floor, modern facility, mini refrigerator, safe deposit box, large mirrors, enough closet space. tall windows with a sideview of Piazza Barberini.

They have an elevator to the salon/bar for our free breakfast : fruits, yogurts, cheeses, croissant, italian bread, muffin,, Hot Bacon , omelette, coldcuts (salami, ham, prosciutto)
with orange juice, mix juices . A Complete breakfast but the best Cappucino in town.

It's -100 meters from the Metropolitan Barberini and Bus 492, 62 that can take you everywhere. Less than 10 minutes walk to Fountain of Youth (Trevi), Spanish Steps, Pantheon, Via Veneto. near Despar Grocery store for non tourist prices.

We had Lunch at Tratorria Tritone and Il Giardino di Albino for a delicious Roman meals.and Perfect Focaccia, Pizza, Gelato at Squisito Cook across the street.

There is a great deal on shoes (50% off) at ARALDO , 108 via del Tritone, as well as Benetton, Rinascente Mini Mall, Prada, Gucci, Louis Vuitton at Via Condotti.

We booked the Pompeii, Naples Tour ( must-see and visit ) with Carrani Tours recommended by The Best Concierge; Cristiano, Fabio, Michele, they are always smiling, ready, know everything about Rome . The kind porter Ronaldo will help you with your luggage, any probems in your room.

You will start the day lookingat the smiling faces of Simone and others at the Breakfast Room , walk down to Trevi Fountain to throw three (3) coins to wish to come back to the Hotel.

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My wife and I love to travel and have done so to a number of cities ranging from Vancouver, Canada to New York City and now Rome. One of the biggest worries is finding a decent hotel. Location and the hotel itself can make or break a trip. This hotel was checked out using Tripadvisor as well as other review sites and had good reviews. It turned out to be in a great location close to the metro and within walking distance to just about everything. It was great. Every morning started with two pots of Latte and breakfest (included) and then a day of adventure. We even took one day and flew on Ryan Air to venice for next to nothing spent the day and returned that evening. We had our favorite restaurants Pizza Re and The Monticito. Cheapest gelato was just up the street at the McDonalds beside the spanish steps. This hotel became an oasis in the middle of the dy when it was so hot and the staff were always friendly and helpful. We would stay here again in a heart beat.

We just returned from our 2 night stay at Hotel Barocco and loved this hotel! The hotel is only steps away from the drop off point of several Hop on Hop off bus tours, a must with small children. We were able to check into our room early around 10am and the room overlooked the Piazza Barberini with 2 bathrooms, and a sitting area that converted to a pull out bed for our children. The bathrooms were very nice and clean. The staff was very helpful and friendly and we enjoyed the lovely bar area at night after our adventures out all day. The breakfast was a buffet and provided typical European meats, cheeses, and breads but also eggs, cereals, sweets, and yogurt that the kids could eat.

After spending a lot of time researching hotels and location within the historic district of Rome, I was very satisfied with the hotel and it's charm. Finding wonderful hotel accomodations for 4 was very time consuming. We highly recommend this hotel and you cannot go wrong with the location. This hotel is a nice walk to the Spanish steps, Via Veneto is right around the corner (including the Hard Rock cafe), the shopping district, and the Trevi fountain.

We also took a private tour the first day we arrived which helped us get a really good lay of the land. While expensive, it was worth it for a 4 hour private tour to areas that we would not have seen with small children.