We stayed a night at this hotel where the smell of the nearby bakery was very strong and annoying, and above that you could hear all the bakers loudly talking and arguing all the time, no matter what time of the night. The rooms and shower was super small and above all the internet we paid to use in our... More

I first stayed at this hotel in 2001, 2010 and now again for 6 nights in 2013. The location cannot be beat, and the owner Nunzio is very nice and accommodating. The hotel was renovated recently, and expanded from 12 to 16 rooms over the years. The rooms are very clean (I perform a check now, after watching Hotel Impossible,... More

Asked the front desk they said it's their policy. On day 1 one guy said "what did you do to the radiator". Sure I did not touch anything. it is just cold and no heating in the room. They've also taken the remote away for the air con. On day 2 another guy said every room in Rome does not... More

I'm a bit late writing this as we stayed here for 5 days in September 2011...but here are our overall thoughts on Hotel Silla: This hotel is in a great location and from here we walked to most of the major sights in Rome. The places we used public transport to get to were the Colloseum, Spanish Steps and Villa... More

We spent two nights at Hotel Silla at September 2012. Good location, good restaurants nearby, taxi from Ciampino 30e, very friendly staff. Manager speaks good english. Room was a bit "gloomy" but clean. A/C costs 10e extra. Everything ok, 2-3 stars from me. A bit overpriced but good location and friendly staff makes it positive.

We stayed in this hotel for 2 nights in August. It was pretty easy to find and in a good location to the Vatican. The rooms were just big enough for us and our 1year old, but they wouldn't provide us with a cot unless we paid extra. Apparently this was the norm in Rome, but we were really disappointed... More

Hotel Silla came highly recommended by our chiropractor. It is within walking distance of The Vatican, Villa Borghese, Piazza del Popolo and much shopping on via DiRienzo. The subway is at the corner and the best gelatteria is at via Marc Antonia Colonna which is blocks away and pasticeria Palmieri is on the bottom floor of the hotel. The owners... More

Thought it might be a bit more upscale than it's 2 star rating due to the website. It wasn't. Couple who owns it are very nice and on hand at all times. All staff was fantastic and pleasant. The rooms are bare and tiny. Must pay 5 euro per night for A/C. A bit noisy in the morning, as the... More