You feel like you're in Old Rome with the elevator in this hotel and the rooms and bathrooms. It is a beautiful boutique hotel. They don't have a restaurant but they offer free breakfast, which is okay - it's croissants, pastries, fruit and yogurt, if you're into that. If you like heavier breakfast, you would have to go out and find a restaurant which was not hard at all.

There is a grocery store very close to this hotel which is great when you need essentials like water, etc, so this will help you cut down on a few expenses. The location is great, although it took me a couple days to figure out the streets because it was like a maze.

I would defiinitely stay here again if I come to Rome. Although, I am surprised with the price, because Summer 2007 this hotel was about $250-$300 only, and it's gone up quite a bit. If the price is around $500+ I wouldn't recommend staying here.

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