Hotel Al SanPietrino

We stayed for 4 nights and had a great experience. The room was small but clean, the beds were comfortable and there was a simple breakfast with croissants every couple of days. The staff was helpful and kind. This is a simple hotel with a vintage style, perfect for a short stay right next to the Vatican. Amazing for the price.

Nice old-school place right near the Vatican and the restaurants of the Prati district, including three amazing Osteria dell’Angelo, which is directly opposite. The hotel itself is just one floor of a residential apartment building. There is a little Pakistani grocery store directly under the hotel which is a great resource for late night snacks and drinks and necessities. The rooms are small but traditional, sort of a mid 20th century feel. The staff are not particularly involved in your stay, but that can also be good because they stay out of your hair. There is a tiny breakfast room with pastries and a machine for hot coffee and tea.

The hotel barely had anyone available at reception. We arrived in the middle of the night - which cost more - and after a few minutes ringing the door bell, someone picked up and let us into the building. The front door to the "hotel" (it's practically an apartment with several rooms) was open and there was a key with our name on a post it. We went inside and there was no one around to speak with. In the morning, we were woken up by very loud noises around us. They started to clean the rooms very early, on one day at 7am, and we were often woken up by the noise. The walls were very thin, the hotel itself is very small, and we were also unlucky enough to get a room with a window that looked out onto a balcony used as a laundry space (so no natural light came in, the air didn't circulate much, and we were right by a machine that was also pretty loud). We left our towels out on top of a chair on the second day because we wanted them changed (they weren't changed in the first day, which is OK, but since there's no window in the bathroom they didn't dry). The towels weren't changed, they were left in a pile INSIDE the bathroom sink (which hand't been cleaned as well). They were even wetter than when we left that morning. We tried finding someone to ask to change our towels but there wasn't anyone around. There were also other details: the mattress was a bit uncomfortable, the shower head was clearly old and the water came out in an irregular way, the only warm blanket available was for a single bed (not a double, as we had in our room), etc. Overall, the experience was very, very bad. Honestly, if it had been any worse, we would've had to change hotels.

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.