Via Veneto House - WOW - Wonderful - Excellent - best value for our money - exactly what we wanted -- a town house room close to the center of town. The room was fresh, bright, clean and well decorated - The bathroom was equally so.
The people were awesome - kind, helpful and went out of their way to assist us whenever we asked. Even before we left Canada the staff e-mailed us to give directions and suggestions to make our trip a successful one.
Via Veneto House - a gem!! We would not hesitate to stay again. Highly recommend if you are looking for a town house style room.

We had a great stay at the Via Veneto house (note the address (Marche 54) so you don't get it confused with others). You get three keys, one for the huge door outside into the building, one for getting into the hotel on the fourth floor (there is a little elevator you use to check in) and finally one for your room. The rooms are modest but I loved them, they were perfect for what we were looking for. Tidy bathroom, breakfast included, and great help from the young people who make this place gel. Ilaria and Massimiliano are helpful in telling you where to go and eat, its a bonus I'd say if you speak Italian especially throughout all of Rome. They made us feel great and helped us practice before studying abroad in Perugia. Small refrigerator to keep milk/water (its safe to drink from the tap/rubinetto so just have a bottle to refill, yogurt any other refrigerated snacks). The breakfast is at a cafe a few blocks down where you get a croissant (chocolate or sweet or regular) with a choice of tea caffe latte, cappuccino or something else (you just bring a little paper a long and the cafe gives it to you. Plenty of locals eating their breakfast there too. The price was great and we had a great stay. We walked from the train station (take the 8 Euro bus from the airport (ask about it) instead of the 15 Euro Leonardo Express) in maybe 15 minutes with all of our luggage (we travel light) and saw one or two sights on the way. Then we did about a 6 mile each way walk past the Colosseum to Trastevere and saw just about everything besides the Vatican which we left for another day. Can't recommend Rome and Via Veneto House enough!

First, let me set the expectation. If you are looking for a clean, comfortable and reasonably priced room near one of the most upscale neighborhoods in Rome, this is one of those places. It's not fancy. It's not a five star. There's no room service. There are no servants. No telephone. No common area. No amazing views of the Vatican. There are clean rooms, a clean bathroom, an HD television, power outlets and small sitting area that doubles as a dining area for the included breakfast. At this time of year I priced The Westin at over 250 euros a night. Via Venetto priced at about 100 euros per night. Via Venetto is a place to save money to spend on other things like food and wine which are both abundant and expensive in Rome. When you arrive, you are greeted by a very nice woman. She shows you how to use the keys, operate the elevator and enter and exit the apartment suite. Via Venetto House is in a residential neighborhood building. That makes it feel even cooler; you are sleeping among people who live in the building and it gives this place an apartment feeling and a neighborhood vibe. This place is located close to subways, attractions, fine dining and shopping. It's easy to get to almost anywhere in Rome via subway. You can walk to the steps, Capuchin Crypt, Spanish Steps, Pantheon and easily subway to the rest. Overall, I found this place to be excellent as a huge value for travelers that don't have an expectation of a five star hotel for 100 euros. I will come back here again. Gratzie, Via Venetto House.

Elena was the best; extremely elegant and helpful. She waited for us to check in when our train was cancelled and we had to bus from Paris to Rome overnight! The room was a beauty; the location just off Via Veneto and a short walk to the Piazza Barberini metro no problem. A small frig in the room. The house is only half a block from the American Embassy. Harry's Bar around the corner. We had a nice room; same one the previous guest did not like. We liked it!! A walk across the street to the Borghese gardens if you want to do a picnic. And a very nice, honest trattoria around the corner to the northwest with great food, nice owners and good prices. Only problem; be careful with the taxi drivers. We got hit for 28 Euro from Termini and it should have been no more than 10. Too tired to fight after the train ride. Plus he tried for a 20 Euro tip by not providing correct change. Look for a meter, make them drop you at the door of 54 Marche or they are going to try to rip you off. Ciao.