We stayed in the Hotel Piazza di Spagna 15 years ago and wandered into it again on our latest trip to find a room for two more nights in Rome. Every staff member we met was delightful - Francesca, Eugenio and the room/kitchen staff! Room 305 was cozy, accomodating two adults and two small children with a large bed and a cot. The bonus was the balcony overlooking pedestrian Via Mario di Fiori! The location around the corner from the Spanish Steps was excellent - plenty of restaurants, sights and shopping in the nearby blocks and within a short walk. This is the hotel we'll book the next time we're in Rome. Grazie mille Hotel Piazza di Spagna!

A stones throw away from the Spanish Steps, right in the heart of the upmarket shopping area. We had a quad room, 1 dble bed and 2 singles, just big enough for the 4 of us, overlooking the busy street below but that gave us atmosphere, everyone went home to their beds around midnight so the noise wasn't an issue. The bathroom was a decent size, bed & pillows very comfy and the shutters ensured total darkness. A great little hotel. Wouldn't hesitate to stay there again.

My wife and I stayed here in May. The hotel is on a small street (Via Mario De Fiori) very close to the Spanish Steps. We had a superior double, which was a nice sized room and bathroom (with Jacuzzi tub). Bed was comfy and there was a desk and extra chair for lounging. Room also had a small refrigerator with coke, beer and wine for about 8 euros each. Room was all the way at the top of the stair, but there is a small elevator that will accommodate one person at a time with luggage. The hotel offered free internet, but you'll need an ethernet cable, as it's not wireless. They have extra cables at the front desk they they lend out for no charge. Front desk staff were very nice. One of the ladies spoke 6 different languages (italian, spanish, french, english, german, and russian). They all speak fluent english, so there was no language problem.

Our room faced Mario De Fiori, which is quite during the morning before the restaurants open. From about 11am to 11pm you can here the chatter of dishes, the crowds, and street musicians. This was not a bad thing, we enjoyed the action. The free breakfast included european cereals, yogurt, cheeses and meats, rolls, coffee and juices. It's not exactly what you would have in America, but this is Rome. Ladies that set up the breakfast are very nice.

It's very close to the Spanish Steps, Villa Borgese, and the Metro, and within walking distance to all the other attractions. We walked the entire city and this is very easy and great way to experience Rome. There are several restaurants on Mario De Fiore, but they are very pricey by American standards. The most reasonable place we found was called Fior Fiore which is on Via Della Croce right around the corner. They has very good pizza and pasta for fair prices.

Hotel rooms 210 and 104. Superior room 210 was at the street side of the building and was cozy for the double bed room. Bathroom was squeezy but functional.
Standard Room 104, was rear facing and had more room. Bathroom was good size. Internet was pay only, WIFI was not available in the building. Staff were very pleasent, with breakfast sufficient to kick the day off. This hotel building is very old, and tastefuly decrorated to suit the period. Beds were very comfortable. Central location to the Spanish Steps and Metro Station, 10 min walk to Hardrock cafe, Trevie Fountain, Panthenon, and not much further to other attractions.