Hotel Adriano

The room had interesting features like a bath tube and sauna. The facility had a complete kitchen. The room had snacks available (incredible). The location is outstanding: 10min to the castel sant'angelo, 15 min to the vatican, 10 min to piazza navona, etc. The facilty is right above a really interesting restaurant (Clotilde). Although there is no reception at the site, hence no crew, they made sure to perfectly guide and left a sweet handwritten note in our room.

The location was ideal, within 30 mins walking distance of the station, Vatican and Colosseum. As the main hotel was being refurbished, we were based in the annexe, located just around the corner. Whilst this accommodation was a little tired and needing refurbishment, the room was clean and tidy. The access to get into the annexe was very secure. The breakfast items were as described in the information, simple and fine for a light starter to the day. If there was a problem it was dealt with effectively and efficiently. Barbara was extremely helpful, readily available and conscientious ensuring that any issues were promptly dealt with. Happy to recommend this hotel and I look forward to being able to visit the hotel when the upgrade is complete.

My sister and I stayed at the annex building of the hotel which only has 5 rooms which share a common kitchen area. It was great! It felt more like a private little apartment in the heart of Rome.

excellent location, we had a balcony with a view of the Spanish Steps. Great shower! Although there is no reception queries by WhatsApp/email are answered promptly.

The room was super-comfortable and beautifully appointed - the furnishings and the makeup of the bathroom especially had a real upmarket feel to them. Sra. Ricci was extremely engaging, helpful and welcoming, even if remotely. The cleaning service was meticulous to a fault. The balcony is a nice bonus, going out over a sidestreet, and the apartment is far enough up not to register most of the noise. The place is as centrally located as one could wish for, just a stone's throw from the Pantheon and Spanish steps. All in all a real bargain for Rome, and booked so short-term as well - pretty close to the perfect travel solution imo. Apparently the "regular" Hotel Adriano is set to reopen in fall '23, and I'll be curious to be back to see what it looks like and whether it has a more personable atmosphere than the way this annex was run, which is the only room for improvement I could think of.