This hotel was good value for money. Its quiet and cosy. Bed was good, aircondension alsou. Staff was very helpful to as. Near to the hotel are bar Vanni: they bring lot of small "antipasti" free, when orden bier or wine! : )
Anita Finland

I stayed at the hotel with my friend Alison late August for 8 nights. We found the hotel through ebookers and got a great deal. It's a bit of walk to Popolo but good for walking off all that pasta! We got flights with British Airways and the hotel B & B for less than £400 each and were very pleased with it. The staff were extremely helpful especially Luigi. Plenty of restaurants around to choose from so you don't need to eat at the same place twice. Lepanto station is a 10 minute walk away. Would happily stay here again.

Great rooms and great service. The breakfast was plentiful and delicious (not the standard bisquits and coffee at other European hotels). It is in a nice neighborhood within walking distance of the Vatican but is not right in the middle of all the touristy commotion in Rome. Highly recommend!!!

My husband and I have just reurned from a 2 night stay at the Delle Vittorie. We were in Rome last March and Stayed at the Fellini Inn near the Trevi fountain so I thought we would book that again but the prices in September were double what we had paid previously so I spent days looking for somewhere to stay and I found the Delle Vittorie which for £70 a night for a double was excellent value (and half what the Fellini would have cost). Rome is a very expensive city to stay in and for the same price all I could find were B&Bs in the dodgy suburbs sharing a flat with the owners and sharing a bathroom with the other guests to. This hotel is a real find. The Pratti area is a middle class residential area and as such has lovely shops and places to eat. The hotel is a ten minute walk from Lepanto metro which is only a few stops from Termini. We struggled to find the hotel the first night as it is not directly on Piazzale Manzinni but a road behind. Basically it is stright across (180degrees) the square from where you hit the square (Ferrarri) and next door to the Rai tv studios. Theres a gorgeous pasticceria on the square with hundreds of gorgeous cakes and a really nice pizzeria close by. Prices are however more expensive than some of the places in the centre because of the area you are in. I would definately recommend this hotel as it offers good value for money. The rooms are spotless with flat screen tvs, hairdryer, digital safe and bathroms that have a bath and a shower. Breakfast is great by italian standards. Juices, fruit, cereals, cakes, croissants and bread. One tip though is to ask for a cappuccino from the staff as they make you a fresh coffee out back so you can avoid the stewed stuff they have out in the flasks.