This was a superb hotel, for a 4 day sightseeing trip. The rooms are small but perfectly formed, and full of character. The hotel doesn't have a bar but allows you to take drinks in and consume them on the superb roof terrace. The roof terrace has superb panoramic views of Rome. Taking your own drinks, means you can pay supermarket prices and not rip off hotel prices. The location is within 20 mins walking of all the main sights and some greatr restuarants. The staff couldn't be more helpful (they even booked vatican tickets online for us ) I would also recommend using the hotel private car to get to the hotel from the airport at 50 euros may appear quite expwensive but saves loads of hassle. Overall an excellent hotel .

The triple-room was fancy but a little cramped. The rooftop terrace, which really is 3 different levels, was picturesque itself and offered an even more picturesque view of Rome and the Vatican in all directions.

The hotel is right on the Campo Di Fiori. At night, there are street performers as well as outdoor cafes. Piazza Navona is a 3-5 minute walk north. Public wi-fi is 3 minutes away.

This was the most expensive of the triples we stayed in (the others being in Cinque Terre and Florence) and also the smallest. However, it was worth it.

Very helpful staff arranged transportation, printing out boarding tickets, etc

The location of this hotel is amazing. It puts you right in the middle of all the Rome destinations and nothing seems far at all. The room was quiet and very comfortable. The staff was excellent. They had perfect dinner recommendations. When we checked out, we we had accidentally left a large camera lens in our room. When we arrived back in the States there was a message on our home answering machine assuring us they would hold it for us. They then helped ship it back to us! But, the best part of the entire hotel is the roof deck. Beautiful panoramic views of Rome with comfortable sofas and chairs where guests are encouraged to enjoy their own wine and food. A truly great hotel.

I can't imagine a better location than the Campo di Fiori for centering your tour of Rome. We went with two children, 6 and 9, and were able to walk everywhere we wanted to go - the Piazza Navona (a couple of blocks away), the Pantheon, Coloseum, Vatican, Trastevere, Castel Sant' Angelo, etc. etc. There were lots of casual and very good restaurants right in the plaza, where in the mornings there are fresh fruit vendors too.

The staff were, to a person, friendly, knowledgeable and very good about sending us to good places to eat that were exactly what we were looking for on a given night.

The rooms were a little small but they were clean, quiet, and we weren't spending much time there so we didn't mind at all.