Rome Hotel Guide. Hotels in Tor de' Cenci, Rome, Italy

"Steps and elevators are a bit of a pill if you have anyone with disabilities. One reason I cannot give it 5 stars. Steps to get to the first elevator that leads to the 1st floor. Then there are more steps to reach the second elevator, which leads to the hotel room floors. Breakfast was good and worth the cost for the convenience. The hotel's location was excellent, and if you are a walker, there are many places you can reach on foot. There is a park right across the street from the hotel that is really nice and relaxing. Others in my group went and enjoyed nature in the middle of the city. Decent shopping & food options near, and a Money Exchange just one block down. It is a type of bank and they offered a good conversion rate with only a 15 euro charge for the transaction. Goiogle search did not have it and I just happened to find it. "

"The room was clean the staff was very nice and helpful. Everything was very easy to access there via bus and train."

"Great rooms, nice staff and nice breakfast "

"Our stay was wonderful! The hotel was so cute. Food was delicious. The staff was so nice! We loved our bartender Alex! "

"Rooms are clean, employees specially in the front desk are helpful and approachable and breakfast is perfect"

"Hive was a perfect location for us. Walkable from the train station even with luggage. Note: the sidewalks are uneven. We walked every where. Trevi Fountain, Coliseum and Spanish Steps were only 20 minutes away. We chose to walk every where so we could explore. Rome is such a beautiful city. Hive was perfect. Would stay here again."

"Nice hotel, a great location"

"Excellent location! Old Historic Hotel? Breakfast was very good with attentive staff. Bellman very good. Front desk staff need to be more attentive to the customer. Room was very nice except the mattress was low and lumpy, Bathtub shower was good. Let cation was perfect!"

"The rooms are updated and nicely appointed. We were surprised how quiet it was. Location is excellent and easily walkable to all the different terminals. We had dinner at the restaurant and to be honest this is the weak spot of the Hotel. The food is VERY BLAND and after eating for two weeks in Italy was a letdown. Prices were high for an "Americanized" version of an Italian dish. For example...Prosciutto and Melon for $20 euros was diced Cantaloupe with a sliced Ham. Amatriciana Pasta was Pasta with a piece of Bacon. This is easily fixable if there is a focus on quality."