Hotel Al SanPietrino

The hotel is good and comfortable, no noises which is that I really like. The room is warm and clean. The location is strategic and not to far away from cafe, gelateria, and farmacia

I wouldn't recommend this place to anyone. The rooms are old, noisy, and dirty, and we encountered numerous issues during our stay. It feels more like a hostel than a hotel. While I understand that you get what you pay for, there were more problems beyond minor inconveniences like the owner insisting on partial cash payments. Our stay was marred by issues such as water leaks and noisy toilets, which disrupted our sleep whenever someone flushed upstairs. Additionally, hot water was inconsistent, and one day our rooms weren't cleaned because the sole staff member didn't show up. Overall, our experience was bad for our group occupying three rooms.

You get a nice room for a fair price. The hotel is clean, rooms are cleaned daily. The bed is comfortable, the shower is OK (water could be a bit warmer). The owner, Giorgio, is a very nice guy, always helpful and relaxed. He let us keep our baggage at the hotel after checkout until our plane left. Free water, coffee, tea and croissants every day. Nice staff. I liked it.

I was very disappointed by this place. My husband had booked this hotel because he knows, I don't like Bed and Breackfast and Airbnb's kind of places... but this "hotel" is not an hotel. It is an apartment, that they call "hotel". When you enter the building, you enter a private space, where families are living. There are no common spaces at all. Imagine the corridor of a normal apartment and in there they have a reception and a sofa and in the "kitchen" you can fit 2 people standing. Moreover in the shared bathroom there are toothbrushes and toothpasta, as someone lives there. I was very disappointed. don't imagine an hotel, this is a B&B. They write, that they can keep your luggage.. but what they do is that they just put it in the kitchen and they take no responsibility for that. What if other guests open them and steal? Who is responsible for that?|Nobody told me that the croissants and the coffee in the kitchen in were free.|Moreover my husband got to know that his card was not good enough even if booking had accepted it. Luckely we stayed only two nights but i can only recommend it if you are ok with a B&B. But they have "hotel prices" and definitely not the facilities of a hotel.|It was very clean and it is very well located with many restaurants and shops closed by.

A delightful cosy hotel with very friendly and helpful staff that made my stay more pleasant and enjoyable. The hotel is positioned just 3 minutes walk from the underground station and 12 minutes walk from the Vatican, couldn't have asked for a better location. Around the hotel you have all the amenities you might need during your stay. I would highly recommend it to anyone planning on visiting Rome without spending a fortune on accommodation.

We (three of us) stayed there for four days on two occasions "bookending" a two week vacation to Italy and France. our rooms were small and simple but very clean and comfortable. Air conditioning was welcome; remember to close the windows so it works! (The windows are nicely soundproof). Location is excellent if visiting the Vatican; also close to the Metro.

Such an amazing place! The staff are so helpful and lovely, room is spacious and clean and the bathroom and shower are lush. Coffee and water are available for free and the hotel is stones throw from the Vatican and metro station, you really can't ask for more.

We stayed at Hotel al SanPietrino as our main "base" when in Italy for two weeks over late April early May. During these weeks we took tours that included hotels, but when in Rome we stayed here. The location was good - about 5-10 minute walk from the Ottaviano Metro stop, and maybe 10-15 from the Vatican. The hotel offered a pickup from the airport for 45 euros total, which for the three of us averages 15 euro a piece - this offered the benefit of avoiding dragging luggage on trains and in the metro, was a better deal than a taxi, and dropped us off right in front. Same thing going back to the airport. The hotel itself is small - maybe 5-6 rooms, typically one staff member during the day. The rooms were nice but typical European-small sized. Amenities were basic - the breakroom had fresh croissants in the morning, a coffee/espresso/hot chocolate machine and tea. No vending machines etc. This felt a little more like a being more in a small apartment than a luxury full service hotel, but for our purposes this was perfect. The hotel is on the 3rd floor of the building - you initially ring a buzzer to get a response then they let you into the building. There are stairs and a small elevator to take luggage up in (I was able to fit 3 medium/large suitcases plus myself and two carry ons - no more than that) - it did the trick. We met a few different people staffing the hotel and all were helpful, but one particular young lady (I forgot her name - sorry!) with glasses was very helpful and nice, helping us find things on available maps, working with us on our in-and-out-and back again schedule, etc. The hotel was very accomodating to us for our various late check-ins. I would definitely use them again as a good starting point for touring Italy. Also, the tours we took from Rome were to Tuscany and the Amalfi Coast, and both tour operators (Gartour and I Love Rome Gray Line) picked us up and dropped us off at the hotel even though we were not in the center of town. This was something I checked on prior to booking the hotel as it made it easier for these types of tours that require lugging luggage around on - and was pleased that Hotel al SanPietrino was within their pickup zones. Finally, the area was safe - we wandered around Rome from the hotel and saw no issues.