Rome Hotel Guide - International Fund for Agricultural Development hotels in Rome, Italy.

"Room was a little dirty on the bedside tables. The door didn’t shut properly in the bathroom. They had a gym but very small and couldn’t access any equipment as it was being used. Breakfast was good but music very loud for early morning. Great location. "

"We had a wonderful stay at Ruby Giulia in Rome. The location is excellent.Everything is within walking distance, which made exploring the city very easy, especially when traveling with my daughter.The staff were incredibly friendly and helpful, always ready to provide additional information and recommendations, which we really appreciated. Our room was spacious, very comfortable, and everything felt clean and is new.Breakfast was good for a 3-star hotel, with a nice variety. A special highlight was the coffee.It’s ordered fresh rather than coming from a machine, and it was genuinely excellent.The rooftop terrace is a beautiful spot, especially on sunny days, with a lovely view over the city.Perfect for a relaxed moment after a day of sightseeing.Overall, we truly enjoyed our stay. If they maintain this level of quality, Ruby Giulia would definitely be our choice again for a future visit to Rome."

"I saw a huge crockroach crawling on the bowls as I was getting breakfast and the staff just took it away and laughed about it like it's normal. It was so gross. Coffee maker was broken and stuff tried to fix but couldn't fix it. The toilet kept running and so it was hard to sleep. Took them 2 days before they had someone fix it. The staff are grumpy and not friendly except for a few people. The area near train station is very sketchy so would not recommend for kids. My kids were scared walking around. We witness a huge fist fight in front of the hotel. Omg. "

"It is a nice space to get some rest, not too far from the Trastevere train station (or a McDonalds) 8 mins walk to either. That was convenient to be able to get on transport to Termini train station or the main city by bus, just round the corner. We did get confused on how to actually find the entrance but called up and the guy on reception guided us. I did find that the shower temps weren’t great, at one point it just went cold. The overhead shower just wouldn’t warm up. Not sure what can be done there. There is also a supermarket right by it so that was handy to get snacks and drinks. "

"Clean and spacious rooms. Friendly and helpful front desk. "

"Second time staying at UNA Esperienze, and the hotel experience was even better than before! Trastevere is such a beautiful area of Rome and still very walkable to all the important sites. Highly, highly recommend staying here."

"Very nice hotel and staff. Clean amenities. Good breakfast. I recommend this hotel."

"Clean, lots of curtesy. Closely located to stores and some buses. A bit of a walk to the train station."

"We had a very pleasant stay at this hotel. The staff were very professional, friendly, accommodating, and helpful—they even allowed us to check in before 3 PM, which we really appreciated. The hotel itself is modern, and the room was very spacious, clean, and well maintained. It felt comfortable and well taken care of throughout our stay. There were a couple of minor downsides. The walls seemed a bit thin, as we could hear other guests talking in their room. Our room was on the first floor, and the internet was slow and would often disconnect. In terms of location, it’s not right in the city center, but there is a bus stop close to the hotel, making it easy to get to the city center and historical sites. Overall, we enjoyed our stay and would definitely recommend this hotel. "