Our family stayed at the Claridge in early October for 3days and discovered what a gem this place was.

I had booked our room through the hotel website and not knowing what to expect other than a small room. However, our room was modern, spacious and clean as it consisted of a sitting area + a separate bedroom ( w/ king sized bed) overlooking the city. I had booked the junior suite to accommodate our family of 5. Every morning we woke up to the the bells from the nearby church.

The staff were very friendly and helpful. All English-speaking. And our children (twin boys aged 3 1/2 and baby aged 2) particularly enjoyed the daily breakfast buffet - adequate w/ hot and cold items.

The location is a bit out of the the main city centre/sights, however, neighbourhood is clean and quiet. There's even a supermarket 3 blocks from the hotel. Public transit is convenient, and a taxi ride to the Spanish steps, Trevi fountain was approx 12 Eur and takes about 10mins.

Highly recommended for travellers whom wish to stay at a quiet place, modern hotel, away from the noisy city centre.

The best thing about this hotel is its location. We enjoyed a leisurely walk on a beautiful Sunday afternoon past the US Ambassador's residence and other mansions through Borghese Park, the Museo of Modern Art, the Tuscan Museum, and the Piazza Popolo, my favorite Piazza so far. We could have easily walked to Trevi fountain and Spanish Steps had we been inclined. The neighborhood provides beauty and convenience with a grocery store and many restaurants across the street and next door. We had a balcony and I think every room had one. The staff was uncharacteristically friendly for Rome. Definitely would stay there again.

just spent four nights at the Claridge hotel as part of a Monograms tour. Overall the hotel was very nice - rooms were reasonable sized and clean, the staff was friendly and the breakfast was very good. Only issue is that the hotel is really a 45-60 minute walk from any of the downtown sites (further to the Colosseum area) and you'll quickly find walking in Rome to be very tiring as you are constantly dodging cars and scooters. Several bus lines run near the hotel, so that is an option, but using the buses at night is a challenge since it is difficult to determine where you are and when you should be getting off the bus. However, as long as you are up to doing some walks, or figuring out the buses, then it is a very nice hotel in a good neighborhood.

I have just arrived back after staying two days at the Claridge in Rome. The staff was extremely helpful in making arrangements for tours and a taxi to take me to the airport on the day I left. I did an On & Off Bus one afternoon in Rome and took a city bus #52 to the central city to get on. Everyone was very helpful in directing me to the correct locations. The hotel breakfast was absolutely great, fresh fruit, yogurt, rolls, toast, juice, cereal, eggs, meats & cheeses, Italian coffee is strong so I appreciated the machine. The cups are even kept in a warmer. The room is spotless and I wish I had a marble bathroom at home. The supermarket was a great place to get water etc. The hotel even had American style ice cubes!! I was very pleased and would stay there again.