we were on a flying visit for 2 nights so location was really important and on that we couldn't have asked for better, so close to the Trevi fountain you could take your morning shower there...minutes walk from the shops, spanish steps, patheon and even Piazza Navona was only a 10-15 walk away and for the colliseum and vatican..well i'm sure you could walk it but when the hotel is only 500 metres from the metro which stops at all the major sites at 4 Euros for a 24 hour pass its hardly worth burning those extra calories unless of course you need to make room for more of the local food!

The hotel itself - if you are looking for a hotel of presence & architectural grandeur (like Rome itself) then this isn't for you, it is however a nicely average 4* hotel with reasonable facilities. We have no complaints, the room was clean, we had a nice corner room with a lounge area, high airy ceilings, bathroom with shower and bath, not to mention his and hers sinks, but having stayed in some world class hotels i can't help but feel i should have got more for my euro....perhaps this is just the cost of Rome! If you are looking for those little finishing touches....fresh orange juice rather than over sweetened concentrate from a machine, hand towels that didn't resemble hard fabric table clothes, and sound proofing that stopped the early morning deliveries waking you up then pay the extra and go for a 5* but there is no disputing that this is the ronseal wood stain of hotels....average/good but noisy 4* in a good location - 'it does exactly what it says on the tin!'

We stayed at the Hotel Delle Nazioni between 4-10th August. We had a great week at this hotel.

We could not have picked a better hotel. The location is brilliant everything is in walking distance. Everything of interest is not more than a 20 minute leisurely walk and i mean leisurely. The trevi fountain is at the end of the street, about 50 steps.

Everyone says that Rome is quiet during the summer because all the Romans disappear and let me tell you this had me worried at the beginning of my holiday. Sure a lot of the little tobacco shops were closed but we didnt even notice. Tourist shops are aplenty, restaurants were all open and all the sights were open. Tours of the city and Italy still run every day.

The Manager of the hotel, was kind enough and booked all of our tours through Green Line Tours and everything went off without a hitch. The bus for the tours was always on time and the lovely staff even brought us a breakfast bag each before our long 3hr coach journey to Florence.

The breakfast were excellent nearly everything you can imagine, Cheese, hams, eggs, bacon, croissants, cereals, fruit, toast etc. The room itself was perfect for us, however there was no iron which we would have liked.

We cannot thank Hotel Delle Nazioni enough for our stay.

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I had a lovely stay in this hotel between 16th and 22nd August 2008. It is perfectly located for a visit to Rome, being within easy walking distance of many of the main visitor atttractions, and with easy access to transport links to further away sights. The Trevi fountain is literally 1 minute walk away, the Spanish steps, the Pantheon and the Piazza Venetia only 5 minutes walk away. There is a supermarket directly across the street, and another about 100 mtrs away. There is an ATM next door and another straight across the road.
The hotel is very quiet, it has a bar and restaurant attached but they weren't very busy while I was there. I did eat in the restaurant one evening and was very satisfied with the food and the service.
Breakfast was continental buffet-style, with scrambled eggs and bacon available. Very satisfying. The hotel also provide breakfast boxes to take away if you are taking a day-trip with an early mornign start - you just need to arrange it with reception.
My room was very comfortable, although it was quite small. The bathroom had a shower cubicle, but no bath. There was hot water available all day long. The bed linen and towels were changed every day. The reception staff all spoke good English and were very pleasant and helpful.
My one complaint is that my room overlooked a side street and there were lorries and vans and workmen making a racket every morning from before 7:00am. They were working on renovation of a building further on down the street so they aren't a permanent fixture. It wasn't a big deal really as, to get the most out of a visit to Rome, you need to be up and out early anyway.
I would definitely stay here again and would have no hesitation in recommending Hotel Delle Nazioni to others.

We had a three day stay at this hotel, the best we have stayed in, perfect location to explore the city, seconds from the Trevi fountain, we walked everywhere from the hotel. The rooms were spotless, and the marble bathroom was beautiful with bath, shower and double basins. I believe the hotel has been renovated in the last couple of years and boy what a great job they have made of it ! Breakfast was in a continental self-serve style but the variety and quantity was astonishing, allowing us to try all sorts of typical Italian foods along with familiar items.
We had a triple room set on the corner of the 3rd floor with really large shuttered windows, the single bed was set in a divided room with sliding doors with its own TV table etc, The double bed was enormous!!!
When we were there the average temperatures exceeded 36 degrees and we really appreciated the excellent air conditioning system throughout the hotel and particularly in our own room, a haven when things got really warm.