Booked this hotel directly through them because of good reviews and the web site. Upon entering the hotel, you think it will live up to its web site. We had booked 6 nights, requested a back courtyard room and were told “this is one of our best rooms.” We were handed a room key that was connected to a piece of cardboard wrapped in duct tape – that was the first clue.

The room was large, yes, but filthy – wallpaper peeling off the walls, holes in the bedding, the carpet very stained and dirty (with what appeared to be a large stain where a dog lifted its leg on the corner of the bed), the mattress was like sleeping on a noisy box spring, the bathroom spattered with mold that smelled and some ancient shower hardware that looked like an old fashioned telephone receiver that you had to hold to bathe yourself. In short, disgusting.

As far as amenities, this hotel has very little – no ice, no internet, no laundry service. Their breakfast is very small and very stale and old (the juice had a scum floating on the top that was more than simply pulp and untouched the three days we were there). We saw a couple of fellow travelers our first morning and asked how their room was – the expression on the woman’s face said it all. She said they had a barking dog next to them the previous couple of nights and that their room was also in bad shape. They were leaving that day and glad to be gone.

The location (4 blocks from the Spanish Steps) is probably why such a horrible hotel was priced at 150 Euros per night, but it was not worth it. There was little in the way of places to eat or go at night (since it is mostly stores in the area), thus rendering the location useless.

We stayed here with another couple and had a great few days in Rome because the location was really central to everything. The room was small however, even though we had reserved a suite for all 4 of us. It probably isnt any different though from other hotels in its class in Rome -- we weren't expecting a huge American hotel. Rome is pretty pricey, so for $300 a night we were paying for the location. They had a nice breakfast in the morning and the staff was super helpful and very nice.

We were pleasantly surpised with the excellent location of this hotel. It is right in the centre of rome - within walking distance to the trevi fountain, spanish steps, piazza del poppolo, tomb of th eunknown solider, the patheon etc etc !!

The staff here were great, all spoke good english, were exceptionally friendly and courteous alongside being approachable. They answered all our emails prior to us checking in straight away and answered all our questions.

The room we stayed in was smallish and without a shower which was a pity as it took stone ages to run the bath every day. However, the decor was very periodic and had all the normal amnenities. It was cleaned by the maid every single day - fresh sheets, clean towels etc etc.

Best thing about the room was the mini bar and satalite tv in english! The worst has to be the very thin pillows and noisy air conditioning. Also our view was of a brick wall and you could hear everything goign on in the next bedroom as if the guests were in our room, for example- you could hear the guests in the next room even opening a coke can!

The breakfast was average continental european (you dont get your bacon and eggs here mate!) but the staff were excellent.

Would recommend this hotel to others as the location and staff make it really really great!!

The Hotel del Corso's location is perfect for a tourist in Rome. The Spanish steps and Trevi fountain are just a few blocks away, and we were able to walk 20-25 minutes to the Vatican, Coloseum, and Pantheon. The hotel rooms were nicely appointed, clean and rather spacious for Rome. The rooftop breakfast was not the best we had on our trip, but they do make a good cappuchino!

We would recommend the del Corso for anyone hoping to see all of the sites in Rome.