Gigli d'Oro Suite Hotel

My husband and I stayed in this lovely boutique hotel for 3 days last week for my birthday. It is in a quiet location and very close to a lot of very popular sites. We heard absolutely no noise and we had a top floor room with the hot tub. We were accommodated for as we arrived before our check in time and Katalina on Reception was very helpful and informative. She showed us how everything worked in our room and helped us with lots of tips and where to eat and sites to visit. In fact she was indeed very helpful and nothing was too much for her. We had breakfast all three days we were there which was wonderful made on the first day by Lara who was also very friendly and we chatted about Rome for the whole hour we were having breakfast. The breakfast was like One on One service, freshly made fruit salad especially for me, variety of meats, cheeses, salads, and scrambled and boiled eggs and cereals and beautiful pastries with as much toast, and coffee as you wanted. made only for us. Lara spent time talking to us at breakfast about the city and places to visit and eat. We were made to feel very special. Katalina prepared breakfast the 2nd and 3rd day and she was also amazing and friendly. Our room was on the top floor and was very clean and spacious. My husband had to be careful as he is very tall as the wooden beam above our bed on one side was a bit low so had to be mindful of that The bathroom was immaculate with plenty of towels and cleaning products. The aircon worked perfectly. The little very modern lift to go up was also cute. It was very nice old fashioned around 15th century building which is what we wanted. We felt like we were catered for on a one to one basis it was that private. Most of all Lara and Katalina made fantastic breakfasts for us and made us feel very welcome. If you inform in advance they cater very well for you. Arzina and Naveed.....

From the moment we arrived at Gigli D’Oro Suite, we knew we had found something special. Tucked away just steps from Piazza Navona, this boutique hotel combines historic charm with modern elegance in the most effortless way.||Our suite was beautifully designed — spacious, luxurious, and filled with thoughtful details like exposed beams, marble finishes, and a stunning bathroom with a rainfall shower and Jacuzzi tub. The bed was heavenly, and despite being in the center of Rome, it was remarkably quiet at night — a true oasis after long days exploring the city.||The staff went above and beyond in every way. They made us feel genuinely cared for. Their warmth and professionalism made all the difference.||You simply can’t beat the location — walking distance to all the major sights: the Pantheon, Trevi Fountain, and the Vatican are all within reach.||If you’re looking for a romantic, elegant, and authentic Roman experience, Gigli D’Oro Suite is the perfect choice. We can’t wait to come back — this place made our trip to Rome unforgettable.

Read before booking! No soundproofing, heard couples clearly sleeping together, other guests come to knock on your door and tell you to shut up when you simply talking with your wife, reception tells you not to use your facilities after it gets dark because they refuse to soundproof their doors, terrible experience, could rank as worst hotel in Rome in my books. Rent a car and sleep in the car instead. More privacy. Only nice thing here is location, other than that you can tell its a money making bare minimum effort place. We were on there top room which a bath and bed, 5 square meters space as bed, chairs and table and bath take all the space, your head hits the roof and your shins will be destroyed by walking into the overly protruding bed, you live in roof, no elevator to 3rd floor, no reception or security after early evening, dont recommend unless you want hostle experience.

Overall, the location was good. In terms of cleanliness I was underwhelmed, the floors were not too clean and the floor of the bathroom had some damages. I was more disappointed in the facilities of the room as a lot of them did not work or had damages. The color changing lights in the shower did not work along with the phone in the room. When we tried to call the their mobile at 6pm, the lady said she would call us back to help, and no one called again or showed up to help fix the issues. Overall I was underwhelmed with this experience considering the rating of the hotel and would not recommend it if you have a high standard.

I don't understand the bad reviews. In our experience, this is a four-star hotel. We stayed in one of the two top floor rooms. It was quiet (day and night), cold, comfortable and clean. More than that, it is really nice, with classic Roman touches! As you climb the stone stairs, there are small statues in alcoves. In our large room there was a nice painting and a huge new hot tub with jets, the ceiling showed exposed rafters and tile roof with accent lighting. Service was very helpful and friendly. The negatives : our late-night checkin was remote via a video screen. We had to wait for an attendant to cycle over. This was a bad start but during the day, I usuallyI saw onsite attendants. The room smelled very fresh but the bathroom had a negative smell. Running water into the bidet helped - I think it comes from the pipes. Breakfast was not included in the package that we purchased and we did not pay to try it.

I don’t understand the bad reviews. It is a really small but really well kept and with a great staff. They have staff in limited hours of the day but they were amazing to accommodate my early arrival, greeted me with pastries, water and espresso while I waited for my room. My only regret is that we will stay only one night. My next stay in Rome will for sure be there again.

Nice central hotel /bed and breakfast |This is a small hotel more like a B&B.|The rooms are very clean and nice. Maybe a bit noisy because it’s an old building. The bed is nice. Pillows could be better. Shower is nice.|Staff is helpful. |Good value for money.

The location is really really good, it’s right on the Piazza Navona in a quiet street. The rooms are big and nice, the bathroom is clean and very beautiful. I enjoyed my stay there very much and in terms of value for money it’s really really good. Mizan and all of the staff were perfect, thank you.

We arrived late at night and were a bit apprehensive about a self-check in but it went smooth. We had informed them that our flight would be landing late at around 8:30m. They informed up that check in after 10pm would cost extra and while we were unhappy we did acknowledge it. Our flight landed late at 9pm and while we were en route- I received a phone call from the hotel. To my surprise, someone was waiting for our arrival and said he would wait till be got there! When we arrived we did have to walk in a little bit but it wasn't too bad. Just be careful because the street is old cobblestone and it's dark so don't trip! When we arrived a very cheerful and kind face greeted us and checked us in. He showed us to our room and let us know of all the important details. The room wasn't small nor was it large but there was plenty of space for our belongings. I had read that lots of showers in rome are small sometimes but this was plenty of space. The water pressure was great and there were no issues with hot water. The floor was even heated which was nice. They provided a hairdryer as well as some small toiletries. Bed was a bit firm but not uncomfortable. We stayed on the second floor with a window to the street but didn't have any issues with noise except for the garbage truck and the occasional drunk person walking home. I'm a light sleeper though but all I needed to do was close the windows and it wasn't much of an issue. Checkout was also easy. They were also very accommodating and let us keep our bags in the room. Our tour was running a little late so we got stuck past checkout time. When we called they said it wouldn't be a problem. I highly recommend staying here! Not only was our room great, but the hotel is also incredibly central to all the touristy spots! We walked everywhere and rarely took a cab! If we're back in Rome- we'd totally come back!

I found this affordable four star hotel from an article in The Guardian for luxury hotel recommendations in Rome. It's very intimate with only six suites and affiliated with the Jeune Boutique Hotels brand. There is a receptionist/concierge on site from 8 am - 8 pm. We usually were out all day and didn't have any overnight issues. The rooms are spacious, especially for Europe. We had the junior suite with a king-sized bed, small desk/workspace, and a small table with two comfy chairs. There is a wardrobe with a few hangers and no shelf space. There was also a mini bar and flat panel television above the wardrobe facing bed, neither of which we used. The bathroom was narrow with a toilet, bidet, sink, and full tub with rain shower shower head, hand-held water Breakfast is included and served from 8 am - 10 am. There are eggs scrambled and fried with salt and soft bacon in the warmer. The continental breakfast includes a selection of cheeses, sliced turkey and prosciutto, torta crema, croissants, muffins, and fruit. They come in European portion sizes. In the corner by the kitchen is a frozen yogurt machine with dried cereal and caramel, berry, and chocolate sauce toppings. They also offer sliced white bread and a toaster. You can serve yourself milk and orange juice. A kitchen attendant will serve you coffee or tea made to order. They also have a complementary happy hour from about 4 - 7 pm. There are a red, a white, and a sparkling wine to enjoy along with snacks little crunchy snacks. Stefano, Carmina, and Daniel were professional and kind. They all spoke English. Carmina had to run to a nearby associated property to find the key to the unlock the room safe when I locked it with the wrong code. We had Jules and another nice man assist us. They also spoke English. Housekeeping was lovely and the two women we met did not speak much English. In addition to the amenities, the hotel is situated in a great location. Minutes from Piazza Navona and a gelato place that always had a line. Can cross the bridge easily across the water to Castel San Angel. Other direction takes you to a Tony street with high end designer shopping and the Spanish Steps. We walked everywhere to the major sites, never took a cab. We're big walkers and averaged 8.2 miles and around 22,000 steps daily.