Got put up in this hotel through work. Lucky me! I stayed in a Classic Double Room and just loved it. Hotel de Russie is definitely up there in regards to luxury. All of their furniture, fabrics, and toiletries have an awsome quality to them. The bed is super comfortable with all those pillows!! Couldn't have slept better. Turn down service is very nice. The bathroom is cool with all that marble!

About 30 minutes after check in I was welcomed with a nice platter of little treats sent to my room and was so glad I was traveling alone! Yum!

I was backpacking so on a tight budget and decided eating at a 5 star hotel was not a good idea on this particular trip so I can't review the level of service or quality of food at their restaurant. I did scope it out while having a drink at the bar and it looked very nice and romantic. Their outdoor bar and patio are very nice too by the way.

Their location is pretty awsome with a metro station just across the Piazza. I walked to the Vatican from there; about 30 minute walk. The Spanish steps are minutes away. You just can't beat this location.

I stayed at the hotel for four nights in August with my young family and a group of friends. We had the most wonderful stay. The staff were extremely friendly and helpful and went out of their way to help me with some business communications. The restaurant staff were delightful and so kind to our 8 month old baby. Rooms were spotless and gorgeous. Will always stay in Rome at the Hotel de Russie - its location is superb and the hotel is the epitome of elegance and grace.

Rome is beautfull for a lot of thing and place, there are hotel in amazing place, this hotel is on street nothing special, in front of the entrance there is a 3 star hotel and next to the hotel popoulace building.
the staff is very snobb
the restaurant is without view
the corridor is in vain big
the room with nothing of special
from the window of the room the view is on apartmanets house

expensive and overpice

My wife and I stayed at this hotel at the tail end of our Honeymoon and it was a major disappointment. I read some of the the negative reviews but overlooked them, but now that I have stayed there they were spot on. The bad experience started at check in - we asked to change rooms after our toilet wouldn't flush and my wife found a wet spot (hopefully just water) on the bed that was overlooked by housekeeping - which apparently had just cleaned the room prior to check in. They accommodated our request to change rooms and upgraded us to a nicer room, but it took about an hour and a lot of back and forth. When we got to the new room, there were scuff marks all over the room - it really needed a new coat of paint and it smelled moldy. The rooms are supposed to be "modern luxury" but they look like they're done with cheap furniture. The staff is really spotty, in the breakfast room, they were great. One of the concierges was very helpful, the other just was totally unhelpful and even slightly rude. Also, we got several different answers from the front desk as to when the breakfast buffet opened in the morning, I think it's 7AM, Finally when we checked out at 6:30AM neither of the elevators were working, so I had to walk down 4 flights of stairs with bags, and for some reason, they could not produce a copy of my bill when I asked for it at check out. I'd be wiling to overlook some of these shortcomings if this wasn't one of the most expensive hotels in Rome. Additonally, out of the 5 hotels we stayed in during our honeymoon in Italy, this was the only one that didn't have free wifi or internet access...the cost? 20 Euros for 24 hours, which should give you an idea of how things are run at this place.The only good thing about the hotel is it's location which is pretty central for tourists.