Much better than I was expecting

Great location, nice, modern, clean rooms; good breakfast. Absolutely fantastic and helpful staff which makes a huge difference. Only downside was our room had external (via the hallway) entry to the bathroom, which was still private bathroom.
Free internet/laptop use in common area

Good value, would stay again.

Overall highly recommend it.

This is a great location, knowledgable, friendly staff. It is definitely a bargain place. It is very clean, comfortable beds, the rooms are very small unless you luck out and get the suite that has a large bathroom with a huge bath tub. The only problem is that you cannot reserve these rooms. I thought that I had made it clear in an email that I needed a large room with the bathtub but upon check-in we were told it was not available however, after our third night they moved us into this room. I suggested to the managment to up the price for the suite so that guests would not be surprised upon arrival. We actually enjoyed our stay here and it sure beat spending $600 or $700 a night in Rome. Also, the breakfast was very good.

We (my mother and I) stayed at Daphne Veneto at the beginning of April and had an amazing time. The staff just couldn't do enough for us - without being intrusive in any way .

They made us restaurant reservations each night and chatted to us about what kind of evening we wanted and then found the right restaurant to match. Try Glass in Trastevere or Coline Amiliane which is just the other side of Piazza Berberini, Glass was AMAZING, the wine list was like an encyclopedia (all Italian of course) and the food was modern Italian.

The room was lovely, nothing flashy but just nicely decorated and with really comfy beds. I've never slept so well in a single. There was of course no tv but to be honest I wouldn't have watched it anyway and there was a laptop provided free of charge so you could keep up with the news through that.

The breakfast was delicious, delicious freshly made espresso/cappucino/latte/tea/hot chocolate and fresh strawberries or melon, cornetti, bread rolls, ham, salami, cheese, yoghurts, jam, honey, cereal, apples, bananas etc. only a minor draw back is that the juice wasn't fresh squeezed i don't think but was still good quality.

It really felt like having our own apartment in Rome, we had a bathroom outside of our room but it was private and huge, the shower was ok, not great. It was a nice touch to give fluffy white robes so getting to and from the shower was easier.

The location was brilliant, its a really nice part of Rome. Close enough to all the sights to walk except maybe for the Colloseum and Forum and the Vatican if you don't like walking. I think the best way to see Rome is on foot as you miss so much on the underground and really everything is close together.

All in all it was a wonderful stay, i'd recommend following the staffs advice on where to eat etc. except on Armandos which they repeatedly suggested...it just wasn't anything special and the Italians there seemed to be getting much better service and food than us, maybe we just made bad choices!? Regardless, book the Daphne Inn, its definately worth it.

This inn was fantastic. If you don't want to pay for all of the service of a full service hotel this is great. There is not a 24 hour concierge, but we did get a cell phone with the owners numbers programmed in.

Our hotel room was pretty big and the bathroom was bigger than ours at home. The view was of a pretty courtyard. Breakfast was great with expresso made to order. Breakfast was pastries, cheeses, meat, fruit and cereal.

The location was great. We were five minutes walking distance from the Trevi Fountain, Pantheon, and Spanish Steps. We were ten minutes from Ancient Rome. We were half a block from a metro station which we took to the Vatican.

I know some people did not like the inn, but we honestly loved it and are already planning to go back. The staff was super helpful in planning our arrival. They arranged for a car to pick us up, reserved tickets for certain attractions, and even recommended several activities for our anniversary day. We were greated by a bottle of champgne and a Happy Anniversary card upon arrival.

We were never treated rudely by the residents of the building. In fact we never saw them. The key access to get in the building was a little tricky--but we managed to figure out after a couple of glasses of wine.

We would be happy to answer any questions--just email us through trip advisor. We took some pictures, but have misplaced the memory card. :(