Hotel Pantheon

"We very much enjoyed our stay here. The location is excellent, Pantheon just around the corner and Trevi fountain a mere 5 minute walk away. Great breakfast, comfortable rustic rooms. Special shout out to the receptionist Donillo who was fantastic - catered to our every need, called us taxis, arranged everything we needed. Wonderful friendly service. Thoroughly recommend this hotel."

"If you want a Rome hotel that’s perfectly central for sightseeing, the Hotel Pantheon certainly delivers on location. However, depending on your accommodation needs, you’ll want to confirm the details very carefully before booking. I thought I had—but still didn’t get what I needed. One of our group had limited mobility, and while the hotel confirmed it does have a lift, on exiting on the supposed top floor, getting to our room required first climbing another flight of stairs up, then along a corridor before descending a steep second full flight of stairs to reach our room. Older city centre hotels around the world are known for often having small rooms. However the Hotel Pantheon triple family room was impractically small: the double bed was wedged between walls on either side, accessible only from the short foot end, and the room window could only be reached by crawling across the bed. There was no bedside table, no proper wardrobe, and no space to open suitcases—we had to take turns placing them on the bed, leaving clothing in them for our stay, and navigating around each other whenever we needed to move in the room The staff were lovely, and the location unbeatable, but this was simply not a functional room for three people. My lesson learned was as the Romans of old would say: “caveat emptor” — let the buyer beware."

"This hotel was the last stop after a 2.5 week long travel with the family. The hotel is centrally located to lots of activities, pantheon, Spanish steps, shopping and Trevi Fountain. The rooms are very poor condition and in need of a refresh NOW. The sheets had stains, the AC didn’t work and at the end of the day it was down right hot. The service was good by Roberto and Jimmy. However, the overnight guy (Marcos) is down right rude and shouldn’t work in hospitality. This person is nasty… yelled at us for pushing the door open since he was not at the desk (630am) but rather in the back stuffing his face. NEWS FLASH put up a sign not to push the door. Overall our stay was poor, the only thing that made it tolerable was Roberto and Jimmy doing their best to accommodate. I would avoid this hotel at all cost… 4 nights, €3.600 not worth it ($4.288 USD). I feel like they should’ve given me a T-Shirt that says I survived Hotel Pantheon."