Medici

This hotel was a very tired and lazy hotel . This is our 5th time in Rome and it’s be far the worst hotel we stayed in . Nothing about it was good . The location , the beds the bathroom , the service .

Such a neat little hotel/bed & breakfast! I read reviews about the hotel before going and decided to have an open mind about it all. Definitely did not disappoint. The room was spacious & the AC was AMAZING!! After a long hot day, that AC was on point. They do have an older elevator, but I think that’s the coolest part of their hotel. When you leave, you do have to leave your key with the front desk, but if you ask me, I honestly like it because I’m not having to worry about if I still have the key or not. You just go to the desk when you’re back, tell them your room number, & you get your key. Super easy. If you want breakfast there, you do have to pay for it, but overall that was great too! I would recommend staying here if you’re planning on going to Rome anytime soon.

We stayed here as a family in April. On first arriving at 3.00 in the morning the door was locked and when we knocked on the door to see if we could check in the guy on the desk was less than welcoming. Our room was a good size, the bathroom is absolutely tiny. The floor hadn’t been cleaned properly, still had someone else’s rubbish under my daughter’s bed. I didn’t feel very comfortable handing my key over every time we went out. We didn’t have any food there so can’t comment on that, there are some lovely little restaurants around this hotel. It was fine as a base to see the sights but if you’re after something fancy this isn’t the place for you. The beds were comfortable and the bedding was clean. I don’t think I would stay here again but as a cheap base it was very ok for the money we paid