Trevi Rome Suite

It was close to major tourist attractions such as the Trevi Fountain and the Spanish Steps, and I could walk to the Colosseum. Hotel Staff is friendly and pleasant. Bed linens are clean and air conditioning operates well. Towels are changed only once every three days. 場所が良くておすすめです。値段は場所代といった感じですが、清潔感があり、特に悪い点もなく、良い滞在でした。

Lovely large cool room, comfortable beds, friendly and helpful staff. Wonderful location. Plenty of places to eat nearby, we visited the restaurant next door and brought our left over pizza back to our room with us and put them in the fridge. Cold pizza for breakfast was yummy.

Sounds like a great place in a great location. BUT - apartment is old and decrepit not anything like you see in their photos (see current photos attached). We booked for 2 nights. Air conditioning units were not operational and it was very hot. We asked to be moved to another room but were told the AC was out in the entire place and all rooms were booked. Front desk clerk agreed that it was intolerable and, when we said we were moving elsewhere, he agreed not to charge us for the second night (we have it in writing) - but he did. We are now fighting with the credit card company to get the night we did not stay refunded as the Trevi Rome Suites would not respond to our emails. This is a total bait and switch. Do Not Stay Here.

We were thrilled with the stay at the Trevi Rome Suites. The staff is wonderful and extremely responsive and helpful. The room is very nice and large with a great large bathroom and shower. You will be hard-pressed to find a better home-base for a trip to Rome. Front the front of the property you can turn your head left and see the Trevi fountain down the narrow street lined with shops and restaurants. 3 minute walk to Trevi Fountain. About 9 minutes to Spanish steps. Same to the Pantheon. Very nice stay for us and great place to recharge before our trip back to the US. The staff also arranged transport to the airport. We look forward to visiting again!

You can't get any closer to Trevi Fountain and all the other sights of this part of Rome. Lovely boutique hotel. Quiet rooms with comfortable beds and good quality linens. Bathrooms/showers were great. We only slept here one night but we were very pleased and would recommend for a longer stay.

The suite was very large and comfortable. We felt the staff went out of their way to make everything perfect for us. The location was also wonderful. The only problems we ran into were the toilet running all night one evening and wouldn’t flush as well as the elevator not running half of a day.

While the location is good and the staff kind, I cannot recommend. The stairs to the upper level are dangerous - the last flight being the worse and would not pass building codes in the US (no elevator option). Towels are cheap, pillows are cheap and bathroom does not have enough towel racks (you are expected to keep towels during your stay) and no place to keep shower supplies (which you need to bring). The price would indicate a high end hotel - but this is not a hotel and does not meet the standards of an "average" hotel.

This is located in a grand historic building. It gives you a feeling of stepping back in time. Located about 100 meters from the Fontana de Trevi, it was a pleasure to watch the fountain every time you go out. The room was tastefully done. Hope we had more time there

First issue to start off with. Check-In, be prepared to wait. We arrived from the airport to the “hotel” at 1:30pm. *********** (where we booked) alerted us ahead of time that Check-In is at 2pm-7pm. After arriving already drained from jetlag due to a long flight we made our way to the desk. All of a sudden they said 3pm was Check-In. We did not get Checked-In until 3:30 so with 1 hour and 30 minutes to spare until we had a room to cool down, and put down our 1 year old down to stretch aswell. We decided to stroll around in the small square inside until we met our second issue. The owner. We completely understand this ‘Karen’ isn't associated with the Trevi Rome Suite but this woman was a complete B-*-T-C-H. After being stared down by a complete gremlin of a woman already making us uncomfortable..She went ahead and grabbed not one employee but two, trying to translate to tell us to not be anywhere near the square…Why own an area where tourists walk left and right then complain about strolling a child around in a stroller for not even 10 minutes. After waiting 30 minutes after our promised check-in (3:30pm) we experience our THIRD issue. The crib. This was our main issue and we are sure by now the entirety of the Trevi Rome Suite knows about this. IF YOU HAVE A CHILD THAT NEEDS A CRIB DO NOT RENT. You are 100% better off buying your own. This “hotel” is anything but kid friendly. We called to confirm in august over the phone multiple times for the crib, 15 euros to rent. We even asked 15 or 50 and they still repeated 15. The first night was a disaster. When the crib was finally delivered it was broken. Making it difficult throughout the night for our baby to sleep safely and comfortable on a bed. Speaking of beds, they were disgusting. Mattress had no cover or fitted sheet, just a loose flat sheet that laid on top. Towards the end of our stay we were suddenly charged 50 euros a night for the crib. What happened to 15? They said since we didn't have the crib the first night that was our discount. How could it possibly be a discount if we didn't even have a crib?? We practically paid for their newly bought crib after the first broke. We took a picture of the crib company and it told us it cost from 70-150$. There should be zero reason to rent a crib for 50 euros unless it comes with a built in tv. Our current hotel is free of rent for a crib as i type this. Overall it was a very uncomfortable experience that is not recommended as “Family Friendly”. There was no warm welcome or hospitality. Should I mention that this wouldn't even count as a hotel? It's 10 euros a night for the room to get cleaned. Highly not recommended