Intown Luxery House is a 6 room hotel very central located in the middle of the upper-class shops (Gucci, D&G, etc). All interesting sites you would like to visit when in Rome are within 25 minutes walking distance, no need for taxi or underground. Hotel is close to the Spanish Strairs but away from all the growth. Besides the very good location the hotel also has a very good standard and although the room was not big, it was spacious enough for our 4 days stay (we were away most of the time anyway), well decorated and includes flatscreen and DVD-player, bathroom with jacuzzi, but most important for us it was clean end had good atmosphere. Front desk staff were helpful, friendly and efficient. Breakfast was good, not super, the coffee was from the machine but excelent. We had a standard room (2nd floor) which we think was the best value for money. Overall we would certainly recommend this hotel; location, clean, decoration, value for money.

We stayed here for four nights. Paid 300 EUR per night for a double room. This is a very small boutique hotel (or guest house) in a great part of Rome, a couple of minutes walk from the Spanish steps and Metro station.

The first room we were given, 101, was right off a small room which was functioning as the morning breakfast buffet area. This room was VERY noisy and I would recommend specifically avoiding it. From 6:30am in the morning you could hear the drawers being opened and closed, plates being put out, and all voices coming from the room.

Upon complaining we were offered a penthouse suite. Surprisingly, the suite was not much bigger than the double room, with the exception of a big outdoor balcony which overlooked the street. It also had a bigger couch, a bathtub versus a shower and an extra TV. For the price of a double room, it was fine, but it would not be worth booking this at the regular suite rate. You could still hear the noise of the tiny little lift from the room and noises from the corridor.

The rooms did not include a tea or coffee maker, which was a bit of a let down given there was no onsite restaurant. However they felt quite clean and new given the hotel is only one year old.

One of the disappointing aspects of the stay was that the hotel asked us to pay in cash after we checked in and were shown our room. The receptionist insisted that the credit card machine was not working. We refused to pay in cash and raised the issue with the manager, who was polite and aplogetic.

At the end of our stay, the credit card machine was magically working again.

Overall a comfortable little hotel to stay in for a few days, with no real facilities but a great location in Rome. All major sites were within 20 to 30 minutes walk.

I am glad I discovered this hotel in the internet, Actually this hotel falls under the category of apartments. The lobby and elevators are small but the suites are big enough for 4 persons. The location is great away from the noise in the spanish steps but just a quick walk to it. It is near all the great shops but the best thing I like here is their staff specially the front desk.The price is quite high I guess because of the location but I would recommend this. Half the price of Hotel Ingletera which is beside it.

This is an excellent hotel in all respects.

It's in a great location - away from the tourist masses but within easy, flat, walking distance from most of the main sights.

Staff are very friendly and helpful.

Had trouble with a non-working jacuzzi, and were promptly offered another room.

Otherwise a fantastic experience and our hotel of choice when we next visit Roma.