The Tribune Hotel

"This was my first visit to Rome I knew nothing about where to stay or the area this hotel was located in. My search criteria were simple: I wanted to be in this area. When I found a hotel associated with a brand I was familiar with, it made my choice simple. My expectations were exceeded from the moment we arrived. The first employee we encountered was the front desk staff, Myro. As soon as our luggage was removed from our taxi, he was outside to assist with it. He was quick and efficient during the check-in process. He gave us excellent suggestions and directions. Our room was large, well-decorated, clean, and with a comfortable bed. The housekeeping staff was very respectful of our privacy and our belongings. Every staff member we encountered made us feel valued as customers. The hotel was perfectly located for our needs. The view from the rooftop restaurant was amazing. Sorry, I can't comment about their food, but I found the cappuccino I was served was very well made. The only food we ate at the hotel was breakfast in the lounge area. They offered a wide assortment of local pastries, fresh fruit, scrambled eggs, and a variety of meats and cheeses. I almost forgot the largest container of Nutella I had ever seen. The lounge staff was taking care of the guests, keeping the area well-stocked and clean. This next part tells a lot about how well managed the hotel is. After our first visit for breakfast, the staff remembered us and our coffee order. Molti Grazie Molti Bene I think one of the best compliments I can give The Tribune is that I would recommend this hotel to my friends and family. Yes, I will also book this hotel on my next visit to Rome."

"It was an ok hotel. The lobby and stair case are very funky, with nice seats to sit in. This is needed as the rooms are very small, especially for three people. We had two power cuts on the second night, the toilet flush broke the third night and the day we were leaving the power locked us out of our room. The gym was good and my 16 year old made good use of it. The complementary water was useful. Hotel is supposed to have an environmental focus but there were no glasses, cups or tea spoons. We had to ask for these every night and the cups were tak away cups. It was supposed to have tea and coffee but these were only refilled on the second last night (we were there for 6). Also we stopped using the soap as every time we came back they had replaced the bar with a new unopened one. The toilet door was a sliding glass panel that was frosted, which didn’t offer a lot of privacy, especially given we had a 16 year old. It didn’t shut properly either. The wood around the bathroom was also worn away with water, so looked quite grubby. Rooms are small and we looked onto the extractor fan and other rooms, not exactly the great view given it is supposedly a 4*. The room itself was clean and staff very friendly but the smallness of the room, the slightly uncomfortable bed and the lack of cups and's glasses took the shine off the hotel. The hotel is near to the big park and the Spanish steps. We walked in most days and central station is about 30 mins and the Vatican is 60 mins on foot. We never used the underground as weather was so nice. Can’t comment on breakfast as €60 a night for a family of three was just excessive."

"After six wonderful nights in Malta at the Hyatt Centric, I had a one-night layover in Rome and chose The Tribune—and I’m so glad I did. From the moment I arrived, the atmosphere felt effortlessly refined and impeccably styled, striking the perfect balance between contemporary elegance and warmth. As a World of Hyatt Globalist member, I truly felt recognized and valued, which always elevates a stay. The thoughtful touches stood out—abundant bottled water in the room and excellent gluten-free options, both of which made me feel genuinely cared for. Though brief, my stay was polished, comfortable, and memorable. The Tribune proves that even one night in Rome can feel beautifully elevated when hospitality is done right."