We had such an excellent experience at Hotel Campo de Fiori during the first leg of our vacation, that we canceled our reservation at a more expensive hotel and returned for our final night in Italy.

The location is superb, close to incredible nightlife and many good restaurants. The staff went out of their way to accomodate us. Matteo, Olga, Angelo and Maria are exceptionally friendly and helpful. The rooms, while not exceptionally large, are elegant and recently remodeled. Be sure to check out the rooftop terrace, especially after dark, for an exquisite view of the Rome skyline.

My friend and I pciked the hotel from the many that was recommended. It has been remodeled in last two years. Great location - located right around the corner from the Campo market where something is going on all of the time. Service was impeccable from check in to advice on where to go and to eat, how to get to the airport or port the easiest. Continental breakfast was wonderful and the service there was great. They have a great roof garden where we shared a bottle of wine and watched the sun set. The room was very adequate and comfortable, especially the sound proofing that they had done. Can't think of anything that I didn't like. It was wonderful and worth the visit.

Hotel is pretty and it's right around the corner of the market at Campo de Fiori. Rooms are very expensive for what you get. In our 9 day stay in Italy, this was the most expensive property with the least amount of amenities. Most of the staff are pleasant, some are rude and uncaring. Superior room we had was very small (which didn't bother us so much) as it was very dark. Breakfasts were typical European with hams, cheeses, pastries, & coffee. Some of the cakes were stale on all 3 mornings. Roof deck is a nice retreat. Had the room price been more in line with comparable properties and if all the staff had been more friendlier, we would have given a better rating. Beds were comfortable and hotel seemed quiet.

This hotel is right in the heart of the city, with the market and shops, restaurants and cafes just steps away. And the main attractions are within walking distance (except St. Peters may be a little far for some to walk, a cab there is around $10). The area is touristy, but what area of central Rome isn't? Our room was recently redecorated, small but lovely. We thought 180 Euros was a good price for such a well located hotel. And it had a comfortable, plush, true double bed. As previous reviewers noted, the hotel has a furnished rooftop openair terrace with amazing views, a great way to relax after a day of walking through this wonderful city.