Hotel Parrasio

114 reviews

#2,533 of 4,412 B&Bs / Inns in Rome

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Via di Porta San Pancrazio 32/A, 00153 Rome Italy

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114 reviews

#2,533 of 4,412 B&Bs / Inns in Rome

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Property amenities

Free parking

Free High Speed Internet (WiFi)

Free breakfast

Nightclub / DJ

Pets Allowed ( Dog / Pet Friendly )

Airport transportation

Rooftop terrace

Non-smoking hotel

Wifi

Bar / lounge

Restaurant

Shuttle bus service

Room features

Air conditioning

Private balcony

Room service

Safe

Kitchenette

Minibar

Flatscreen TV

Complimentary toiletries

Refrigerator

Hair dryer

Room types

Non-smoking rooms

Family rooms

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Languages Spoken

English, German

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Lucy B wrote a review Sep 2016

25 contributions1 helpful vote

Never again

I wish I'd read the reviews before booking. The negative reviews are not unfounded. Our experience: No one at reception and no support Breakfast poor and starts very late which meant in 4 days we only managed to have breakfast once Terrace has a public bar and we had a party one night and got no sleep until 4am! No hot water for 1 shower Soap no restocked Mosquito ridden and we got bitten really badly. Pity because the location was really good.

Date of stay: September 2016Trip type: Traveled with family

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EverydayTraveller wrote a review Jul 2016

Liverpool, United Kingdom283 contributions80 helpful votes

Avoid at all costs

In a night club, paper thin walls, no reception, no hot water and unbearable. I am an easy going traveller and when I read the reviews I thoughts it was a joke. No. This is the worst place I have ever stayed in my my life. You may as we'll hire a locker in the train station. This is a hotel on the outskirts of nowhere who hire the breakfast room out to local events companies / students. OMG!!! This place would be banned from being sheltered accommodation in the UK! Save your money and buy a 6 man tent and sleep behind a wheelie bin

Date of stay: July 2016

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Trip type: Traveled as a couple

Room Tip: Avoid at all costs

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dAb D wrote a review Jun 2016

32 contributions13 helpful votes

Nice Location, Too noisy

When we arrived there was a private party on the terrace. The girl at the front door could not bother to support us or to give us any information. Eventually I realized there was an envelope with instruction sticked at the front door, just in front the nice girl. I was lucky coz I could speak the language, I am pretty sure a non-Italian speaker would not be so lucky. We went for dinner and we went to sleep. We did not rest because of the street noise and the chatty chat of what I presume they were the event organizers. One of them locked his scooter to our window and at 4 o'clock in the morning, the clanking Very basic breakfast (packed croissants, cereal and toast. No warm food). 눇the location was ok, the lady that served us breakfast was very friendly and so the guy at the reception. the room was cleaned and beds very comfy.…

Date of stay: June 2016

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Trip type: Traveled with family

Room Tip: Avoid room 101 and ask in advance if there is any party on terrace during your staying.

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KellyLouise2016 wrote a review Mar 2016

London, United Kingdom4 contributions7 helpful votes

A fantastic little boutique hotel

Ok, so before I stayed here I was a little worried about the reviews, but I have to say most of them are completely unfounded and very unfair!! It is definitely more like a B&B - I think there are only something like 6 rooms, but it is lovely. It is decorated really nicely, the rooms are big with nice furnishings (the bed was huge!) and all the amenities you could want, including a TV, tea and coffee making facilities, a minibar and a hairdryer (which was great for me!) The free wifi is amazing and worked in our room too. The staff were really helpful and friendly, answering our questions about directions and taxis etc. and they even printed out our boarding passes for us before we left to come home. Breakfast was fantastic, it was served on the terrace upstairs (which was covered so no rain and was warm!) and had EVERYTHING you could think of to eat and drink. They really made an effort and we felt bad when we couldn't make it one morning because of our plans. Have to admit, because we went in February the upstairs bar was closed and so I can't comment on whether it would be noisy or not! Yes, there is a lack of hot water, but we found out if you played around with the taps for a little bit then it helped. I don't think this is a problem with the hotel though, talking to people it seems more a problem with the whole of Rome/Italy!! So if you want hot water, then go to a different city/country! The area around the hotel is fantastic with lots of restaurants and little bars, you'll be spoilt for choice. We are planning another trip next year and wouldn't hesitate to stay again!…

Date of stay: February 2016

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Trip type: Traveled as a couple

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Dara Levine wrote a review Mar 2016

New York City, New York218 contributions38 helpful votes

Very Good With A Caveot

Upon my arrival I was delighted as my taxi pulled up to the front of the boutique hotel that was perfectly situated between the center of Trastevere and The American Academy of Rome where my step daughter received a fellowship. This area and hotel is not handicapped approved and not for the elderly- much of Trastevere is the same so don't come on crutches or with a sprained ankle!! The receptionist (open only from 10-6) is a very lovely woman named Nadia. She kindly showed me outside the hotel and around back to my "apartment" room rented for 4 nights for 385 euros! Too much surprise, it was like entering a Swiss Chalet!! Wood paneled walls, skis and Elks antlers for decoration. It was warm and inviting. A flat screen TV that I have not turned in and a wonderful king bed- firm which is my preference. Swinging saloon style wood doors to a separate full American style bathroom and on the other side a "kitchen" though the hot pot's interior plastic is coming off so make sure you don't use it for coffee. A hot shower was what I was hoping for, but then again it's Italy- no hot water- this is day 2 and reception is not open- lol. There is an emergency number to call, as there is no phone in the room- so make sure you have a cell with international access on your phone. Free wifi is great and almost unheard of, but accessible only sitting in the lobby hall. There is no wifi in the room so pre download anything you need. Breakfast begins at 8:30- not before. It's Italy, not USA, so prepare to just adjust and let things happen. If you are ok without water pressure and cold water- it's a perfect place for less than a week. …

Date of stay: March 2016Trip type: Traveled solo

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