The family atmosphere of the Hotel Alimandi is truly the characteristic that distinguishes it as the place to stay when visiting Rome, Italy and especially Saint Peter's and the Vatican Museum.
My wife and I have been guests of the Alimandi Family since 1969 when we spent that summer on an extended, 2 month honeymoon in Europe visiting Italy, Austria, Lichtenstein, Switzerland, France and Spain. I must say that the highlight of our journey was the time that we spent in Rome and at the Hotel
Alimandi having made life-time friends with the 3 Alimandi brothers: Paolo, Enrico and Luigi.
Actually, we ceelebrated the American landing on the moon at the Hotel Alimandi on the night of July 21, 1969 with Asti Spumante and biscotti.
We have returned to Rome and to the Hotel Alimandi on 12 different occasions since 1969 including the Christmas and New Year's and Easter holidays. Each time, we thoroughly enjoyed the ambiance of Rome and the Hotel Alimandi!
My wife and I are definitely looking forward to our visit to Rome and the Hotel Alimandi during the summer of 2008!

This was one of the best hotels we've ever stayed at throughout all our travels. It was the people who owned the hotel that made it all the more amazing-- the Alimandi family, especially Grazia. Grazia helped us tremendously every night on where to go, what to do, tips to get into the Vatican when the line is shorter, and places to eat. The amenities in the hotel were great. Everything was very clean, the bathroom was always stocked, the rooms were quiet, and the price was good for Italy. Book directly with the hotel b/c it's usually less and if you pay in cash it's a 5% discount. Staying at this family hotel beats staying at a huge hotel because of the interactions we had. We even celebrated New Year's Eve with the Alimandi family! We highly recommend the Alimandi hotels!

We stayed at the Alimandi Tunisi (1 block from the Vatican Musuem) for 5 nights before touring Italy to return again for another night. Staff was friendly, professional and spoke English.
Breakfast is served in a lovely sun room on the roof from which you can see the Vatican walls. Breakfast had a nice selection. Rooms are perfectly adequate. Near the metro to get you over to the center of Rome in about 15 minutes.

I have stayed four nights April 6th to 10 at the Alimandi via Tunisi (the three star hotel).The hotel is on a relatively quiet street ( less busy than the 4 star Alimandi wich cost a lot more)
The room was clean and confortable,location is great ,the staff is helpful,the breakfast chef Francesco is great and his cappucino is one of the best in Rome.There is a very good restaurant nearby named l'Angoletto ai Musei (Via Leone),great pastas and veal good prices.Complimentary shuttle to the airport was very appreciated since the cost of taxis is exorbitants in Rome.Overall this little hotel is one of the best value in Rome and highly recommended.