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Home Sorbara "Luxury Home"
Hotel the Brand
BV Hotel Oly
Occidental Aran Park
Hotel Roma Aurelia Antica
The Caesar Roma
Mancini Park Hotel
Novotel Roma Eur
Mercure Roma West
Roma d'Amore
All Ways Garden Hotel & Leisure
Ostiense Flat&Rooms by Rentbeat
New Sara's Trastevere Apartment
Residence San Paolo
Big Tree Luxury Apartment
guest house eros suite
Trastevere 2
Porta Portese Apartment
Appartamento Nel Cuore di Roma Testaccio
Villa Patrizia
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BV Hotel Oly
Staying at BV Hotel Oly in Rome was an absolute delight. The room was spotlessly clean and surprisingly spacious—almost like a double room with one bed removed, which made it feel airy and comfortable. I was impressed by the incredible value for money; everything about this hotel felt well thought out. Public transportation is abundant nearby—trams, buses, and metro stations are just steps away, making it super easy to explore the city. The breakfast was a highlight, especially the bacon—it was perfectly cooked, crispy on the outside and juicy inside. A small but delicious detail that made my mornings brighter. Overall, this hotel exceeded my expectations. I’d definitely recommend it to anyone visiting Rome, whether traveling solo or with a partner.
Roma d'Amore
My partner and I treated ourselves to a relaxing night in the Aphrodite Suite at Roma d'Amore, and it was absolutely perfect. The room was spotless, incredibly romantic, and offered excellent privacy and comfort. The whirlpool bathtub was outstanding—soaking in it with the chromotherapy lights gently glowing around us felt like pure indulgence. It’s not just a hotel stay; it’s a true pampering experience. If you’re looking for a quiet, intimate getaway with a touch of luxury, this is a must-visit. Highly recommended for couples seeking a special, memorable escape.
Residence San Paolo
Staying at Residence San Paolo in Rome was a mixed experience. The single-room unit is part of a larger apartment shared with three other units, and while it has been recently renovated, the space feels extremely tight. The bathroom lacks a bidet—only a spray nozzle is provided—and the sink is so small that water splashes everywhere when washing your face. That said, the shower area is comfortable in size. The double bed comes with a small sofa bed beside it, which works for a quick nap but not much more. Storage is limited to just one closet door, and the kitchenette is barely functional—more of a minimal setup than a real cooking space. The air conditioning remote had no batteries, so we had to borrow one from our neighbors, which was a bit awkward. Overall, this place might work if you're only looking for a place to sleep for one night, especially on a budget. But for longer stays or even a second night, the cramped layout makes it hard to enjoy. They’ve done their best with what they have, but the tiny space really limits the comfort and practicality.
Trastevere 2
I’ve spent three weeks in Italy and this is the only place I had serious issues with—definitely not worth it. The air conditioning barely works, only switching between on and off with lukewarm air, making it impossible to sleep comfortably. Open the window, and you’re immediately hit by the constant noise of trains running right below the building—no peace at all. The host doesn’t speak English, and was completely inflexible when we needed to check out two days early. We ended up leaving without a refund, even paying extra to stay elsewhere. It ruined the final part of an otherwise great trip. To make matters worse, the name 'Trastevere 2' is misleading—it’s not actually located in the Trastevere neighborhood, which caused confusion. Don’t be fooled by the name or the photos. This experience was truly disappointing and far from what I expected. Definitely not recommended.
New Liberty in Rome
We stayed here with our two little girls and had a wonderful time. The apartment was spotlessly clean, well-equipped with all the essentials, and thoughtfully organized—everything you’d need for a comfortable stay. Its location is perfect: just a short walk to Ponte Lungo Metro Station (Line A), making it easy to explore Rome without relying on taxis. The hosts were incredibly welcoming and attentive, always ready to help with anything we needed. We felt at home from day one. This place offers excellent value and charm—definitely a top choice for families visiting Rome. I’d book again in a heartbeat.
Hotel Abitart
Staying at Hotel Abitart was an absolute delight. The location is fantastic—just a 10-minute walk from the metro station, making it super easy to explore Rome’s top attractions. There are plenty of nearby amenities: supermarkets, restaurants, and even a cute gelato shop right around the corner. I loved how convenient everything was for daily needs. The breakfast spread was impressive—fresh, varied, and delicious. The room itself was cozy and well-maintained, with a peaceful atmosphere that made it feel like a true home away from home. Overall, this hotel offers excellent value and comfort in a prime spot. I’d definitely recommend it to any traveler visiting Rome.
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