Delle Muse

"We had a lovely stay here. The hotel is in a beautiful neighbourhood, and the bus to Termini is minutes away allowing us to navigate Rome easily. It is a couple of stops from the Villa Borghese. The room was spotless and the buffet was bountiful. The staff was professional and most accommodating. We would definitely stay here again."

"Lovely and clean, spacious rooms, staff are friendly and speak English well! Convenient location outside the hustle and bustle of the city with excellent public transport links less than 1 minute walk from the hotel. 2 drinking fountains nearby for free water. Breakfast spread is excellent, other meals were okay but definitely ate better in the city! Plenty of plug sockets and hairdryer in bathroom super useful. Only downsides for us; the bathroom didn't come equipped with hair conditioner and the air con wasn't super powerful, but was functional! Only tiny minor inconveniences tbh."

"Just returned from a 3 night stay to watch Wales play in the 6 Nations. The staff running the hotel were very accommodating and helpful with everything we asked of them. this hotel, are very open armed and welcoming. The outside of the hotel needs a bit of tlc but inside the hotel was more that what we needed for our stay. The rooms had high ceiling which made them feel bright and airy. The location of the hotel is slightly out of centre of Rome but that is exactly what we wanted as we wanted to escape the hustle and bustle of the city after spending all ay sight seeing. I would 100% definitely stay at the hotel again should we be in Rome. The transport links to the city are pretty good we used the 360 bus that took us directly to the Termini in the heart of Rome and also the metro line at Campi Sportivi. This is a 10-15 min walk from the hotel and takes you directly to near Piazza del Popolo which is 30 min walk to the Vatican City. Just keep in mind that this was a more rough around the edges transport system not 100% sure if Id use it late at night. If I did have a top tip for anyone staying at Rome it would be to buy a paper ticket we purchased a 48 hr one. You could easily rely on contactless payment or a mobile phone app. However pickpocketing is rife in Rome and I would rather have my phone and wallet safely tucked away and use a paper card when hopping on public transport. Also when using the metro I found the paper ticket easier to navigate the barriers than the app on my mobile, and finally not all buses we used had the QR code reader for my mobile phone but everyone did have the machine to validate my paper ticket."