My parents, husband and I spent 3 lovely nights at Daniel's Hotel the beginning of November. It is charming and the location was fantastic around the corner from the Spanish Steps. I believe there are only 2 rooms per floor and we had the 2 on the 5th floor. Ours had a private balcony which is perfect for sitting out and sipping some wine and my parents had a view of the charming street. The rooms and baths are immaculate and beautifully decorated. Fresh fruit was left each day. The breakfast room on the 6th (top) floor was charming with views of the local rooftops and gardens! The food was wonderful and was a great start to our busy days. The girls that work there were very sweet and helpful. They were happy to serve us wine and drinks in the little bar every evening! My only complaint is that the gentleman that worked there evenings was a bit diffucult when it came to making restaurant reservations, but overall we felt like we had found a hidden gem of a hotel in Rome! Would definitely go back!

"We booked our stay at Hotel Daniel based mostly on reviews on Trip Advisor. The Hotel was nice with an exceptional location if you want to shop and see some of the major sites...Spanish Steps, Trevi Fountain, etc.

We were upgraded to a suite upon arrival so I cannot comment on room size. Our Suite was large by European standards. My biggest complaint was the lack of hot water around 7:00 p.m. just when you need a hot shower! The water was tepid at best!

The staff was O.K. I was a bit disappointed based on some of the former reviews I had read on trip advisor. One particular staff member was wonderful, but the rest were very mediocre. We also felt they recommended "touristy" resturaunts vs. authentic cuisine. Our best meal, which we found on foot, was in Travestere.

Hotel Daniel was fine overall, but upon returning, I might spend a bit more money for some better service and more ammenities.

we stayed at the daniel hotel after going through at least a hundred hotels on trip adviser. oh my goodness, what a wonderful place. we got there and were told we had been upgraded to a junior suite. the room was gorgeous, leather sofa, high end bed linens, jacuzzi, wonderful shower. the room was large by european standards and the hotel was situated on a street only accessible to taxis and pedestrians so the noise factor was limited. breakfast was extremely pleasant, in the roof garden, clean and cheery. the capuccino was wonderful, as were the croissants filled with nutella. the staff was extremely friendly and accommodating. they helped us with reservations for dinner each night and with maps for all the locations during the day. francesca and emanuela were wonderful. the only downfall was no high speed internet. but, if needed, one could use the computer at the lobby desk (one gentleman actually downloaded all his mail so he could read it on the plane). this hotel was truly excellent, more like a private home than a hotel. thank you for a wonderful stay in rome!!

We visited this hotel in April 2007 as a break away for just me and my husband. Having done many city breaks but having never travelled to Rome before we booked this hotel"blindly" having no recommendations from friends etc.
The place is superbly located-a stones throw away from the Spanish steps, a short walk to Trevi Fountain and the Pantheon. It is set on a street with super shops and bars and at the end of the road you can easily get a cab or a bus if you don't want to walk to your destination. The room that we had was very plush although not enormous. The bed was large and extremely comfortable and the furniture was of the very best quality. The staff were extremeley polite and helpful. We only had breakfast in the hotel on the delightful roof terrace restaurant which overlooks the roof tops of old Rome-a perfect start to the day, although the breakfast was basic.