De Petris

"The only positive point of this hotel is its location near all the main attractions. I travel in a wheelchair, and according to the information obtained from the hotel staff, it was accessible. The only room with an accessible toilet is located on the 2nd floor, and even though the elevator is large enough to hold a wheelchair, there are steps to get to the room. So, if you are a paraplegic, you do not have access to this room. Regarding the quality of the rooms, those on the ground floor should be avoided, either because of the noise coming from the street or because they have no window or air conditioning. As for the terrace where breakfast is served, it only opens at 8:00 AM and closes at 10:00 AM and is only accessible during these hours. So it is impossible to go to the roof in the evening to admire the city. As for breakfast, it is really the bare minimum (toast, croissant, cold cuts, yogurt, and when available, soft-boiled eggs). Another very disappointing point is that the front desk staff is only present from 8:00 AM to 9:30 PM, and only the side door allows entry using the room key card. What should you do if your arrival is after 9:30 PM, or if an emergency requiring staff assistance arises? Another significant aspect is the lack of courtesy and enthusiasm from the staff (always felt like I was bothering them). In short, unless you have no other choice or there is an extraordinary promotion, I do not recommend this hotel."

"Hotel in a perfect location for visiting Rome, a ten-minute walk from the Trevi Fountain and twenty minutes from the Pantheon, the Altar of the Fatherland, and the Colosseum. Clean rooms and kind staff. Breakfast served on the 5th floor, simple but you can still find everything you need for a complete breakfast. I recommend it"

"Disappointing experience — do your research before booking My wife and I stayed at this hotel for two nights during our first visit to Rome, and unfortunately, the experience did not match what is presented in the hotel’s photos. The pictures online do not accurately reflect the current condition of the property. The hotel feels extremely outdated, with very old facilities that appear to have received little to no renovation over the years. It honestly feels like the hotel has remained stuck in the 1970s. The only real advantage of this hotel is its location. However, even that comes with a downside: the hotel is surrounded by narrow alleyways that feel dirty, neglected, and uninviting. The check-in experience was not particularly welcoming, and we were assigned a room facing the alley, which did not provide a pleasant view or atmosphere. The overall condition of the hotel was disappointing and far below what we expected based on the online presentation. The check-out process was also very old-fashioned. The hotel still uses traditional physical keys, and losing one could potentially create an unnecessary problem or additional charge for the guest. This feels outdated compared to the standards expected in modern hotels. If I return to Rome, I would not stay here again. I would take more time to research and choose a more modern hotel with better-maintained facilities and a higher level of comfort. I strongly recommend that future guests look carefully beyond the photos and do their own research before making a reservation."