Friendly and helpful staff (English speaking); breakfast in room or in "Snack Bar" across the street; reception in different building; nice modern rooms; rooms were fairly clean.

We booked via Venere, and paid €110 per night for a double room, which we found good value for money.

Disclaimer- we generally stay at less expensive hotels, but my husband was in Rome for business and so we only paid for one of three nights in this hotel (~180 €/night). This hotel is located just one street off Piazza di Spagna and placed us in an ideal location to visit this beautiful city by foot. Condotti Palace is an extension of Hotel Condotti. You check in at Hotel Condotti, but Condotti Palace has a separate entrance located around the corner. Although the entrance of the Condotti Palace is humble our room was lovely and very big. I believe we were upgraded to a suite although we booked a double. We had 1 ½ baths, a living room with flat screen TV, sofa and small balcony (interior facing) and a bedroom. The décor was very attractive and modern with exposed beams in the ceiling. We found everything very clean although the rooms were not cleaned until late in the day. The only downside of the design of the hotel was that when someone walked above us with hard soled shoes it was very loud. Unfortunately a guest came in the middle of the night in high-heeled shoes and proceeded to walk around for at least 45 mins and made it impossible to sleep. (If you stay here you may want to request a room on the top floor.) Breakfast was included and could be ordered to the room or taken in the café across the street. We recommend the continental breakfast in the main hotel if you can arrange it. We preferred the food and the cappuccino. The service was good, especially the young male concierge who worked evenings. All in all we found this hotel to be very nice as long as you are not expecting a proper lobby and other amenities outside the hotel room. However, given the price, the facilities were average with the exception of the location (fabulous) and the size of the room (but was likely a suite).

On a previous trip we had stayed at the Hotel Condotti, and had a charming experience. This time we booked at Condotti Palace, their new "ApartHotel" just around the corner. It was brand new (some construction touchup still in progress). If you are looking for an apartment --- then this is a good, clean, secure, execellently located apartment. But if you are looking for warmth, a helpful front-desk, and other hotel ammenities, then you would be better served at their regular hotel. Just depends what experience you are looking for --- quiet apartment or warm hotel.

This hotel...(if you can name it like this) has no reception or bar....you enter a grey door that does not even have a label with the hotel's name. So, you enter directly to a corridor, then there are some stairs that you have to walk up and then again down....! and after another corridor you come in front of the elevator door... The rooms are small and veeery dirty... You have to eat your breakfast in the room or next door to a snack bar... Finally, for a triple room we were paying € 400 per night... I don't beleive that this thing is a legal hotel.... Definetely don't stay at this hotel in your vacations at Rome...