Arrived in the hotel late midnight after a trouble getting into for a metro ride that operates only until 10pm (MA1). We were attended with the night security guard alone. Not English speaker but fair enough to deal about.

Room were reserved but shocked to find out that the the shower room covered with clear glass alone and has no door is separated from the toilet there is no shower curtain even. The repair and renovation is going on. Housekeeping is fantastic but the total furnish of the building itself is surprisingly at low costs.

This is a typical place for bread and breakfast and not to call a hotel. I understand there were only a few rooms available for guest as the sittings for breakfast which was served only with ham and bread with coffee has only 7 small tables.

The receptionist in the day time are fine and friendly but cannot speak English and hard to communicate needless to say.

The place is 4 blocks away from the St. Peter's Basilica and Vatican Museum. Though it is an ideal stay to consider but the accommodation is rated LOW to me.

I do not recommend staying in this hotel if there are other choices to take nearby ST. Peter. The Hotel is hard to find and there is almost at the back part of the area. Too dangerous for a walk at night.

We stayed in this hotel in early October. We booked very last minute and had limited selection. The location of the hotel is convenient. Only a 5 min. walk from Ottaviano metro station, and only 15 minutes from the Vatican. There are a couple of great restaurants very close by. At first glance, this hotel looks very modern and chic as it has a spa on the main floor. Staff was friendly. The rooms and main areas were kept very clean. Our room had some deficiencies though. Our bathroom door didn't open all the way. We had to squeeze in sideways. The shower didn't drain properly. The toilet seat was also half falling off. We mentioned our concerns to the front desk staff who said they would look into it, but it was never taken care of.There was a lot of noise from the street and the room next door. Walls are thin. We could hear every conversation next door perfectly. Breakfast was very minimal. Most days they had run out of ham and salami. It didn't seem to matter what time we had breakfast. For this price, I think you can find better in the same area.

Hotel room was as described. Just a few complaints.

Unfortunately mini fridge not working. Complained about fridge as my husband had medication which needed to be kept cool. Result was they moved us to another room which was larger.

Pillows were far too soft. We ended up having neck and shoulder pain.
Breakfast was non existent.
Would have been better if they provided tea/coffee facilities in each room.

We, me and my cousin brother, stayed at Relais San Pietro for 3 days and we were very happy with it. Although we were mostly sight-seeing and didn't spend much time at the hotel the time we were there was good. The staff were very helpful and was always smiling (i find this as a very important element in the service industry). There is only 1 gentlemen that speaks english there but that didn't affect us at all.

Very close to the Ottaviano Metro Station which meant we were always just a stone's throw away from all the beautiful places the city had to offer. This was a residential area and there were a lot of bakeries and 1 very good pizzeria around!!

The room itself was very clean. We just needed a place to throw our luggages in and walk out, so the comfort of the room was not a priority for us. If you were to spend some time in the room that would be a good experience too since it's a very cozy and nice place. Again, very clean...

The breakfast was the only low point of this hotel. If you just like to have cereal with milk and croissants, this would be acceptable. There was no milk for the cereal on the 3rd day however and no one to help us out since it was a Sunday.

I would definitely recommend this hotel to everyone!!!