After I had booked this hotel I have to say that I was a little concerned about the cost wich in this period of economy crises is not a second issue but I have to tell you that it was exceptional for a wide variety of reasons ... location, service, rooms, roof terrace, staff... all amazing. We checked in on a Friday evening after a very loooong flight and were upgraded to an executive room with a small balcony overlooking the Spanish Steps. The canopy bed was very confortable.. Bathroom had jacuzzi tub, shower, separate area for the commode and two sinks which made getting ready in the morning a breeze. The breakfast buffet on the roof terrace which was included in our room rate was delicious. All the espresso and cappucino you can drink. Fresh baked pastries, and American breakfast items like eggs and bacon.

When I return to Rome I'll stay here again without a second thought.It is worth every Krona.Takk fyrir!

We have just returned from five days at The Inn at the Spanish Steps. We were so happy we sent a thank you note to the hotel. After changing rooms (they were very helpful) we found ourselves in a sunny, cozy, antique filled room with a good amount of space and some lovely touches (fireplace, beamed ceilings). A note--the street is lively and noisy. Great for walking on but not for having a room above. The windows shut out the noise, but if you like an open window, day or night, ask for a room facing the back.
The location of the Inn is perfect, right in the center of shopping and endless trattorias/ristorantes, not to mention the obvious (the Spanish Steps right down the block)
The concierge service is perfect. Franco, in particular, was most helpful, suggesting wonderful places to dine. The entire staff is friendly, polite and very professional. We were delighted with their help and most appreciative.
Our favorite part of the Inn was the upstairs breakfast nook/lounge area. A lovely buffet breakfast (included) is served as you sit on comfortable couches and arm chairs (or outdoors, under umbrellas in warmer weather.) An early evening free buffet is offered as well, and provides an opportunity to meet and chat with other guests.
We found the Inn via Tripadvisor, so thanks to all who recommended it before me. Much appreciated.

We have just returned from five days at The Inn at the Spanish Steps. We were so happy we sent a thank you note to the hotel. After changing rooms (they were very helpful) we found ourselves in a sunny, cozy, antique filled room with a good amount of space and some lovely touches (fireplace, beamed ceilings). A note--the street is lively and noisy. Great for walking on but not for having a room above. The windows shut out the noise, but if you like an open window, day or night, ask for a room facing the back.
The location of the Inn is perfect, right in the center of shopping and endless trattorias/ristorantes, not to mention the obvious (the Spanish Steps right down the block)
The concierge service is perfect. Franco, in particular, was most helpful, suggesting wonderful places to dine. The entire staff is friendly, polite and very professional. We were delighted with their help and most appreciative.
Our favorite part of the Inn was the upstairs breakfast nook/lounge area. A lovely buffet breakfast (included) is served as you sit on comfortable couches and arm chairs (or outdoors, under umbrellas in warmer weather.) An early evening free buffet is offered as well, and provides an opportunity to meet and chat with other guests.
We found the Inn via Tripadvisor, so thanks to all who recommended it before me. Much appreciated.

I have spent there 3 nights with my wife in March 2009. It was out third time in Roma, and this was the best ever. The Inn location is just short of incredible, its entrance in the middle of the via Condotti and next door to the Antico Caffe Greco. Rome is a very expensive city, so we had booked a normal room but were upgraded to an Executive one, on the 4th floor with a small balcony on the via condotti. The room was outstanding, and pretty quiet except for the noise coming from the terracce just above the room (when tables & chairs were moved). This terrace is where the breakfast (excellent, very wide choice) can be taken and where a complimentary happy hour is available every day in the late afternoon. We ate outside on the terrace every morning, this was for us a major plus point for the hotel. Service was very friendly if a little bit too oriented towards the mostly american clientele (we both speak Italian but were always addressed first in English, even the wheather reports deposited in the room daily were coming from an American site, and they were mostly wrong all the time). Definitively recommended, at least at the price we paid for the room.