Small hotel, only 6 rooms, on Piazza Navona. Very friendly and helpful staff. Breakfast (included) is at the cafe next door and consists of juice, coffee or capuccino, croissant and sliced bread with butter and jam. We were given keys to the door on the Piazza, the interior gated door, and a plastic key card which opened both the hotel's front door and our room. Espresso machine in the common area. Rooms were immaculate and exactly as pictured on the website. No elevator, but staff helped bring our luggage upstairs upon arrival. Staff also took care of train tickets for us, first trying to book on-line, and when that didn't work, going to a nearby travel agent to purchase tickets. We couldn't have asked for better service.

My boyfriend and I stayed at Navona71 for five days. The location is simply superb, our bedroom window looked out over the Piazza Navona. Our room was bright and clean. Breakfast is in the cafe downstairs, we sat outside drinking coffee and watching the world go by. We were able to walk to all the major sites and there are some fanastic restaurants in walking distance too (La Armando by the Pantheon is an authentic Roman restaurant - lovely food and friendly staff). I would definitely recommend Navona71.

Imagine throwing open your shutters in the morning and watching the Piazza Navona wake up! The location and view is worth every penny. We had the large suite and it was modern and clean. Excellent bathroom.

Don't let the entrance scare you off. You come in a heavy wooden door behind the patio restaurant, through another locked iron gate, up 2 flights of stairs in a dank concrete stairwell, and finally into the suites. Once there though, it is simply lovely. Our finest accomodations in Italy.

The heavy double pane windows block out almost all of the noise from the piazza when it's time to sleep. The common kitchen area provides coffee that you can take back to your room, and a meeting area for planning your day (we travelled with another couple).

Breakfast in the Dolce Vita below was adequate for our needs (excellent cappiccino), although they don't get going until later than we would have liked. We had early morning tours booked and had to rush through breakfast.

We will definitely go back to the Navona 71 if we're ever lucky enough to find ourselves back in Rome.

More of an apartment than a B&B or hotel. Rooms are modern, spacious and very clean. Do your own research as the owners do not live in the block and therefore no one to ask advice.

Our room was one of 6 and unfortunately we got the room at the back of the hotel so instead of overlooking the Piazza Navona our window overlooked the hall entrance enclosure which was a bit smelly, however this meant there was no noise whatsoever. As we were only there for two hectic days this was just a perfect base to get our heads down.

Breakfast if you have time was lovely sitting out on the Piazza and tea/coffee, bread & crossaints was enough to start out your busy morning.

I would definately stay here again though would ask for a room at the front overlooking the Piazza.