Town House Campo de' Fiori, Rome

The hotel is located in a good area but the bad things are : cold water in the shower, nobody at the reception to help you. Or if you need anything. I not gonna stay at that hotel again.

It was a clean apartment in the middle of Rome with very close by attractions. Anna helped us enter the apartment after hours through the electronic verification system which was a huge plus. We also had an issue of the fuse going out but they had someone contact us and fix it right away. There was some noise in the street but with the window closed, it wasn’t that bad. The room was clean, modern and right next to the Piazza. The only item to note is that there wasn’t an iron in the room and the AC was a bit confusing to figure out at first, otherwise our stay was great!

We stayed 2 nights in Rome at this townhouse. In brief, this is not a regular hotel with staff on premise. However, Anna was responsive, helpful and available. Check in was through the Vickey app since we arrived late (after 8 PM). This was probably the most spacious room we had on our trip in Germany, Switzerland and Italy. The place is old but that is expected since it is walking distance to campo de fiori and all major attractions in the city.

Excellent location. Supermarket and restaurants near by. Half a block from Piazza Campo de Fiori. Very happy with the hotel. Anna was very helpfu; she sent us directions to get to the hotel using public transport. Also gave us information about the sites to visit and walking distance from the hotel.

Worst check in experience ever. This is NOT a hotel or guest house. This is a low rent apartment converted to rooms. Dark and dingy. Was yelled at and mistreated at check in for questioning additional city tax and asking for further information which was not stated in my confirmation emails. The young man at makeshift "front desk" entered our room and I had to ask him to leave immediately. Very uncomfortable and unprofessional. When I told him his behavior was unacceptable, at first he arrogantly blowed it off, until I threatened to call the police. Suddenly he quieted down. It was like talking to a misbehaved child. Something felt very weird about the whole exchange, and when I went back to the room immediately called my husband to find us a new hotel. I checked the reviews, which we should have looked at initially, and noticed a similar pattern. At first the apartment owner (father of the 30 year old young man who checked us in) refused to cancel our booking, and said his son was "only trying to show us how to use the coffee maker". Total lie, since he never mentioned it at all and my daughter is witness to his entering our room. Creepy experience. Thank God we were only there one night, and we're able to move to a new hotel around the corner. Honestly, hotels.com should reconsider what constitutes a hotel or "guesthouse" versus an apartment converted into rooms with a breakfast voucher down the street.