If you would rather see Rome than lounge about in a hotel room then this is the place for you. It's clean. the beds are comfortable. You absolutely cannot beat the location. If you like to walk you can easily walk to trevi fountain, the colleseum and a host of other sites including the posh shoppiong area filled with the likes of Gucci, Pucci and Prada.

Its slap in the middle of two metro stops (the A and B lines) and it also is close to good bus connections.

Breakfast is a basic sugary croissant and tea or coffee, but hey you're in Italy - wouldn't you rather be eating a pannini on the piazza anyway?

The rooms are only on the first and second stories and it is a built up city so the rooms are a little dark and there are no views. Our room had amazing painted ceilings though.

It's cosy, it's clean and you just can't beat the position. Near enough to the centre but not over priced like the vatican area. the staff we're helpful when we asked them for anything. The place felt secure. It's small but tastefully decorated.

Great for couples whop like to get out and explore.

We stayed at Eva's rooms Oct 9-11, 2006. Myself, my wife and 2 kids (ages 10, 12). We stayed in their 4 person room, which consisted of a queen bed and 2 single beds in one fairly large room. I liked Eva's rooms for the functionality -- quiet, clean rooms (ours faced into a courtyard alongside the hotel) and great location (just a 2 minute walk to Spanish Steps/Spagna Metro stop, 3 minutes to Trevi Fountain, major bus stop with multiple lines is 2 minutes away, etc.). As others have noted, the breakfast is basic, but to me, who wants to spend time having breakfast in your hotel when you can be out exploring the city...or having breakfast outside in a piazza at a cafe.....? Staff was helpful and accomodating to us, although we did not use any of their restaurant recommendations. That said, I was not disappointed with any of the places we ate at in Rome - some we chose via guiebook, some via tour guide recs, and some just random selection. Bottom line, for the price and location (every hotel in Rome seems overpriced), I think Eva's is a nice European-style hotel option. If you want pampering and luxury, you should look elsewhere.

This hotel was in a PERFECT location...just two minutes from the Spanish Steps and therefore...two minutes from the metro...which is just minutes from so many wonderful places! The room itself was just ok, but the hosts were very helpful. We paid extra for a room with a frescoed ceiling...which was nice since it provided a nice view while on our backs (which took away from the so-so view of the bed itself.) The fresco was damaged in an area and since the room was later divided to accomodate the bathroom, the fresco showed off that fact since it was sort of "off" center. Breakfast was so-so, but common for an Italian stay at a place of this sort. It included juice, packaged toast, a croissant, coffee, and jellies. Enough to get the day started, but not at all what we'd consider a breakfast here in the states. We enjoyed our stay...the location for the price was what sold us. We'd definitely stay here again.

Researched moreso for a hotel in Rome than any other Eurpoean city I've been to. In the end I went with a recommendation from a friend. Eva's Room website looked good and other reviews sounded promising. The hotel is very central a couple of minutes from the Spagna metro station which is a link to almost everywhere in Rome. The Spanish Steps are a stones throw away, the Trevi fountain a couple of mintues. The hotel itself although advertising as a guest house had more of an apartment feel. There is no reception area to speak of, instead a tiny pokey room where an employee sits throughout the day, doesn't come across as particularly welcoming or professional. There is a lift as you walk in the door and thats it by the way of communial areas. No breakfast room, terrace, balcony...lobby. We never bumped into any other guests whilst there for four nights! The room was fine, not pokey or spacious for that matter. Bathroom was very clean, we had clean towels every second day though no change of bedding. There was constant hot water and our air-con worked a treat. There isn't much of a view in any of the rooms but we used our room really a base point so it made no odds. Breakfast was a real let down, Upon check in we asked for our breakfast to be brought to our room at 9am, I chose coffee, my boyfriend tea, this stayed the same for our four mornings, no other choice! Breakfast consisted of a sugary croissant and tea/coffee everyday. Very dissapointing considering Rome's boast of fabulous pastierre. By day two we skipped it altogther. Don't think I'd stay in Eva's Rooms again should I visit Rome, not that it was by any means a disaster just not very enjoyable. I missed the frills of a hotel, I think when you're holidaying its nice to feel spoiled and taken care of. Its nice to have interaction the staff, some friendly banter. We really missed the option of a hotel bar. Rome has a huge restaurant culture which is great but tends to end by midnight, would have been nice to have an option for a few drinks in our hotel. Just a point hotel staff will recommend restaurants on their doorstep. We ate in Piaza di Spagna the first two nights though decided to check out Piazza Novana highlighted in our guide book. So glad we did, much more choice, likelier, buskers, street acts, art dealers, food far superior.