Rome hotels near Antico Caffè Greco

Cons: This is not a hotel, nor a bed and breakfast and not even an airbnb type of place. It's a mix and there's the problem. They rent out rooms of an apartment as individual hotel rooms, with common space between all guests. Feels like a dorm. Obviously, one can hear what the neighbors are doing and it can get embarrassing. if you are okay with such a set up, then sure go for it but I as per my research (which I did later), there are plenty more lodging options in Rome for cheaper price ranges. Staff is friendly and the place itself is very clean. However, they do not have staff on the property, so you might have to wait for them to show up if your timing gets changed.

Cons: We arrived at the hotel at noon, after almost 24 hours of travel. We were exhausted. The front desk staff reminded us that check-in was at 2 p.m., but proceeded to allow 11 other couples/families to register and go to their rooms before 2 p.m.. We sat in the lobby for 1 hour and 45 minutes. The front desk did not check with the cleaning staff until we had been sitting there for an hour and a half, and I went to the desk a second time. Not a great way to start a vacation.

Cons: Price a little steep for one night.

Cons: Nothing.

Cons: Bed was to hard for me. Hurt my back but I requested a mattress pad the day before checkout. I left my room all day and when I got back to the room the mattress pad was on the bed providing me a comfortable night sleep. Should have asked for it two days earlier.

Cons: The ventilation is bad. The AC was barely functional.

Cons: See above

Cons: One night we were too tired to find a local restaurant so we ate in their restaurant. The food was good, but pricier and not as marvelous as the local restaurants off site. But that's in comparison to the fabulous food all over Italy, so its a really high bar.

Cons: Front desk was not helpful and very abrupt.

Cons: The included breakfast is forgettable, though the garden in which it is served is not. Skip it for a cappuccino and corneto at one of Rome's countless Caffè.

Cons: No dislikes everything was great

Cons: I could hear talking and moving furniture from the nextdoor room at 1 a.m.

Cons: -overall value wasn't there for me. We stayed at much better Airbnbs and other hotels with AC, just as clean, better locations and more useful staff for a fraction of the price. Not worth the gym, spa or breakfast. Highly suggest the Azuri Guest House. It's a bit smaller and less"grand" but about 3x Cheaper, very clean and has AC. Located in the monti district where you can find cheap good food, it's more central and has a nightlife. -room was hot and humid with no way of adjusting the temperature mid October(the number 1 reason for getting a low score) -no way to turn AC on once they turn Heat on (ok if you don't mind noise by openining window) -reception is a bit stupid and lazy. Couldn't get towels, they didn't "know how to book a shuttle or taxi to the airport" -small gym that's not properly ventilated, it's extremely stuffy in there. 2 treadmills, a bike, up to 10kg dumbbells and a really bad piece of techno gym equipment. -Elevator is really small.

Cons: I didn't get the room I paid for