Hotel Anahi

Perfect location. Very helpful, kind staff present 24/7 at desk. Apartment clean and nicely equipped. There is cleaning of the room every day. Apartment on street level with a lovely Italian vibe. The stream in the shower needs upgrading ... but otherwise we loved it thank you for having us.

Stayed 4 nights at the hotel. Front desk staff were lovely and friendly, and very helpful. Gave us a map of Rome and pointed out all the places we should visit. Our room was decent, cleaned every day. Only downside was it was quite hot at night, couldn't work out how to use the aircon... should have asked the staff. Wasn't much of a view from our bedroom window which was a shame but it was fairly quiet. Bed was fine but I found the pillows too hard. Hotel is in a great location, we walked everywhere and there are lots of shops/restaurants nearby. It rained one night and the lady on the front desk offered us an umbrella which I thought was nice. They also offered coffee and cakes which we used to take on the way out the door in the morning!

Before arriving, I received an email letting me know that the room I had booked for my mother and me would be upgraded to a triple room. We were thrilled — especially since Rome was the final stop of our trip, and it coincided with my mother’s birthday. Unfortunately, the experience did not live up to expectations.|While the room was spacious, it appeared that an additional bed had simply been placed in the room, even though the reservation was for two people. The “main bed” had a headboard that was not secured and would fall forward as the bed moved. Our “courtyard view” turned out to be a brick wall, and the room was unbearably hot. I was told the air conditioning had been turned off for the season, and when I asked for a fan or any alternative, I was informed that nothing could be done.|The bathroom was another disappointment — it had no proper shower, just a tub handheld sprayer that could be attached to a small wall hook that barely stayed in place. The showerhead leaked water from the sides, and there was visible black dust around the air vents, which was concerning.|I felt terrible that my mother had to stay in such uncomfortable conditions. The photos on TripAdvisor are wildly misleading compared to the reality of the room we received. The location is not worth staying, there are plenty of better located hotels that are cheaper as well. $537 for two nights. Can’t express my dissatisfaction enough.

The perfect stay in Rome! A beautiful and discreet boutique hotel tucked away in a quiet street near Piazza del Popolo. Two blocks from quaint Via Margutta and half a block from the Tevere. Family owned, warm and efficient staff, 15-20 min walk from Navona, Vatican and major sites. You will adore staying here!

Excellent hotel with phenomenal staff that go above and beyond to make your stay comfortable! It was located near many of the attractions that we wanted to see in Rome, and the hotel was able to upgrade us to a lovely apartment with lots of space and very cute, chic decor. The staff were super friendly and incredibly helpful whenever we requested services (very quick to respond!). At one point we got stranded in the outskirts of Rome and the hotel staff (Mario) was able to get us back to our hotel - we can't thank you enough, Mario! The staff was also able to book a taxi for our return flight as well. I highly recommend this amazing hotel to anyone and would definitely book again if we plan on going back to Rome, thanks so much to all the staff for an unforgettable experience!

Everything was perfect! We were upgraded from a room to the apartment and it was amazing!! It was spacious and clean. The staff couldn't have been more friendly and helpful and the location Was fantastic! Walkable to every major attraction and close to wonderful restaurants. I can't say enough good thing about this hotel! It is wonderful!!

Situated in the best area of Rome, with everything a short walk away. I loved Anahi (weird name), simple, clean, unpretentious. Staff were excellent and attentive. Couldn't have been happier, and just across the street, a great cocktail bar. What more do you need?

We had a fantastic trip as a family, the staff were so helpful and Deborah in particular really helped us, she swapped our 2 sons room from a double to a twin and gave great advice on where to eat and what time of day to see the sites in the heat. The hotel is in a fantastic spot for the Spanish step and Trevi fountain. We had a great city break and would highly recommend this hotel.

The receptionist speak well English and very trustworthy. They arrange every aspect of our stay and make sure everything went well, too bad I didn't get their names.

I stayed at Anahi for four nights, and I might have been willing to give it three stars if I hadn't woken up this morning with a silverfish-like insect on my pillow and another one on my arm. That was enough for me to say I wouldn't stay there again. It wasn't all bad. The room is a good size for the price. It was very basic but definitely didn't feel cramped for one person. The bathroom was surprisingly enormous, and the heating worked well. The location was fantastic. It was on a little side street near Piazza Popolo, close to all the tourist attractions, and about a 5-minute walk from the metro, but in an area without any street noise. Unfortunately, there was a lot to dislike about this hotel. It was overall very run down and looked like it hadn't been renovated in decades. There aren't really any common areas, but the hotel is so old and musty feeling/smelling, that you wouldn't want to spend any time there other than to sleep. Though you won't have to deal with street noise, you will have to deal with noise from your neighbors. Mine weren't too loud, but I could hear every single word they said, so this is definitely a bad place if you need privacy. The mattress and pillows were sufficiently comfortable, though the sheets and pillowcases were really rough. The bathroom was decent, aside from the bugs. It was a good size, and the hot water and shower pressure were good. It took me three showers before I figured out how exactly to position the shower curtain to prevent water from going EVERYWHERE. The wifi situation was unacceptable. It logs out every time your device's screen times out, forcing you to sign back in with a username and password, and preventing updates/notifications if you're not actively using your phone. My room's location couldn't get reception for my phone or data either, so that wasn't an option. Adding insult to injury, the wifi was completely down for an entire day of my stay. Overall, Anahi wasn't horrible, and I'm not sure you can do much better for the price in Rome. Next time, however, I will be willing to spend more to stay somewhere better.