Our family stayed at Hotel Manfredi for a week, and it was a wonderful experience. The hotel is very clean, the employees are very kind and helpful, and the location is great. A great bargain!
Claudia M
Texas

This is our 31st time in Italy.
This hotel has very Tiny rooms up keep is so, so.
Breakfast area is to small to accommodate one half of a normal capacity.
Food selection for breakfast is very poor.
Staff is very nice.
Overall rating: un justify over priced hotel.
For the money you spent you can do a lot better,

My husband, teenage son and I stayed at the Manfredi last month for a total of 8 days and we would definitely stay there again. Roberta was very efficient, helpful (and patient!) on the many e-mails sent, as well as during our stay, as was Sandrine and other staff (didn't get everyone's name). Iwona (in the breakfast room) makes a delicious cappuccino and was always gracious. The breakfast offering was bountiful: eggs, meat, cheese, cereal, croissants and other pastries, yoghurt, fruit, juice, etc. The staff recommendations for restaurants were terrific. The location was super. Our room was very quiet (and I'm a fairly light sleeper). The hotel is small, intimate (feels like you're stepping into a private townhouse), and had a very safe feeling. We were told they would be expanding to the floor below. We will stay at the Manfredi on our next trip to Roma (if they're not closed for renovations).

Mille Grazie to the Manfredi, from the Owens Family

My wife and two teenage daughters stayed here in late July for four nights. We all felt that this was a great hotel.

Others have discussed the location (which is unbeatable), so I'll describe the hotel. Overall, I thought the hotel was very well decorated and very clean. We stayed in separate rooms (102 and 104). Room 104 is a corner room with windows facing two directions - with plenty of room for suitcases, etc. I'd ask for that room. Room 102 is pretty small - but we put the kids in there, and they did fine.

The street entrance is very nice. From having walked all around Rome for four days, Via Margutta, where the hotel is located, is the nicest street in Rome. The ground floor entrance to the hotel is surrounded by vines with a large wooden entry door. I had thought that the image on the hotel's website (which shows the third floor glass entry door) should instead show the cool entry at street level.

I'd stay away from the "family" room, however, if traveling with kids, unless they are very young. We did not stay in that room, but it looked pretty cramped for four people. I'd go for separate rooms if the kids are old enough.

The highlight of this hotel, however, is the staff. Rino, who manages the front desk, did a fanstastic job. If I owned a hotel in Rome, I'd hire that guy in a second. Ana (from Romania, I think?), who works in the dining area for breakfast, was also great. There were also others, whose names escape me, that were extremely friendly, made great restaraunt recomemdations, and were very welcoming.

I tried to get up early in the morning and sit on the small balcony for breakfast before others arose - it was a great place to check email and have a few extra cappucinos.

The hotel overall is small, but the great thing is that you feel like you are "coming home" when you return at the end of the day. I arrived at the hotel on the first day pretty upset at yet another screw up by our travel agent, and the staff did a great job in making us immediately feel very welcome, as they did throughout the entire stay.

We would definately stay at the Manfredi again.