Pace Elvezia

The location is amazing. Okay, that's what I got to say about the good of this hotel. Everything else, very bad. Bad internet. Super aged structure without maintenance. Bad service!! We lost the Brazil game pq the TV was spoiled and did not resolve. Frigobar tb was not working, we stayed 3 nights and until the exit did not resolve. When my husband complained for the second time of figobqr (40 degrees- taking hot water), the receptionist ironized and asked if he wanted to go there himself to solve, super rough

We stayed at this hotel with a group of 18 people during the Pentecost weekend. The welcome was good and the staff was helpful throughout the stay. The location is a real asset, allowing easy access to the main sites to visit. On the other hand, the hotel would deserve a serious refresh. The carpets are worn, the armchairs are old-fashioned, and the rooms, although clean and tidied every day, are dated. This is the first time I prefer to leave my clothes in my suitcase rather than put them in the wardrobe. The curtains also do not give a fresh impression. Soundproofing is practically nonexistent, and the noise from traffic is constant, which can be bothersome. The bathroom is very simple, but clean. The minibar is well-stocked and replenished daily, which is appreciated. The panoramic terrace is a positive point, offering a beautiful view. However, the complete lack of shaded areas makes it difficult to use on hot days, although it remains pleasant in the evening. The breakfast is decent, without being exceptional. In summary, it is a suitable hotel for travelers seeking well-located and reasonably priced accommodation, but who should not be too demanding regarding comfort and modernity of the facilities.

Just come home from an incredible week long stay in this lovely hotel. The staff are super friendly and incredibly helpful. One couple in our party needed to move rooms, as their original room was at the front and incredibly noisy due to traffic and the never-ending sirens of Rome! The Receptionist had them moved immediately to a much quieter room. There are two lifts ( one is wheelchair friendly from reception) and although they look small, they can carry 4 people easily. The bedrooms were spotless and well decorated in a lovely gold wallpaper. Bathroom was spotless and bed very comfortable. Coffee and tea making facilities in rooms. The restaurant is up four steps from reception and wheelchair users would have to go up one floor in the lift, get in the other lift and go back down again! A bit of a faff, but doable! Breakfast in the restaurant was very good indeed- much better than other Roman hotels I’ve stayed in! Scrambled eggs, cold meats, cheeses, toast, croissants and pastries, cereals, yogurts and fruits as well as coffees, teas and juices. The downstairs reception rooms were very spacious and comfortable and we were allowed to take bottles of wine/spirits that we had bought and drink and socialise in there. The same with the rooftop terrace that is accessed from floor 6. We took our bottles and glasses up there too which was very nice in the sunshine after a tiring day sightseeing! The road outside is incredibly busy and the non stop sirens drive you insane! We were lucky enough to have room 21 which was at the back and very quiet and if it hadn’t been for the inconsiderate room neighbours, I would have slept like a log, but some people have no manners or courtesy and think only of themselves! ( which is not the hotel’s fault). All in all a very enjoyable stay and I would thoroughly recommend this hotel to everyone I know who is travelling to Rome! We will definitely stay here again as it is also very close to the central tourist spots and close to some very good restaurants- one of which is Le Lanterne- a 1-2 minute walk away! This hotel offers free WiFi too.