Great hotel, good central location. The room was spacious with a big bathroom. Our window was against the courtyard so it wasn't too loud. The staff there was helpful for everything. The recommended a local restaurant for dinner, and the lobster linguine was the BEST pasta i've ever had. I would highly recommend this place!

This charming place was tucked away inside an inner courtyard behind garage doors facing the sacred ruins near Teatro Argentina. The three of us squeezed into t hetiny elevator and loved it everytime.

We loved the location, the price and breakfast. They made great cappicinos and served cheese, ham, fruit and great breads daily.

Everything was fresh and newly renovated. A very sleek modern Italian interior with old world charm coming into the place.

We had a loft unit that slept three. It was tiny...my husband could almost reach the both walls when he extended his arms. My son said his bed was a little short...but he was fine.
There were very steep stairs up to the loft and the bath was upstairs. If steep or steps is a problem for you, be sure you don't get this room.

Great bus connections were just out front. Lots of good eating and night life nearby at Piazza Navonna or Campo del Fiori.

If you need a lot of space...these rooms are not for you!!! But we felt like we were natives staying at this place.

a lovely little hotel, well furnished and good breakfast. very reasonable prices and great location for all of Rome's main attractions. the suite is particualry nice too. staff very friendly. can be hard to find but its well worth it!! have stayed here twice now and booked out the whole hotel for our friends when we got married in rome!

The rooms are very clean and modern and the staff (usually the one manager at the desk) is very friendly and helpful. However, guests must be aware of several things: The entrance to the residence is located in a busy square behind a set of rail tracks. This means if you plan on arriving by taxi with any luggage, you must get out in the middle of the street next to the curb, carry your bags 50 steps over the rail tracks to the outer doors that are always locked, ring the front desk from outside, then once you are buzzed in you walk into a courtyard about forty steps to another set of doors, must be buzzed in again, and finally you have reached the elevator. This elavator is small even for European standards. It fits exactly two people and no luggage. Once you get to the third floor, you enter a third door and you have finally arrived to the residence. And you must be buzzed in at each door every time you come and go. This may be suitable if you travel light and only exit the hotel once all day, but it was terribly inconvenient for me. Just be aware.