Hotel Ripa roma

This hotel is close to the tram, but it took a long time to reach from the city center. Upon arrival, the lobby was underwhelming, but I decided to give it a chance. I was surprised to receive a room key attached to a large, bulky object and was told I had to return it to reception every time I left the hotel (very inconvenient to carry around). The elevators were small and cramped. The hallway on our floor was dimly lit with dirty carpeting, and the room was even worse. Although spacious and equipped with a kitchen, it was filthy, dust and dirt everywhere. The carpet was visibly dirty, the air thick with dust, and the bedsheets were stained. The bathroom was unclean, with visible stains on and around the toilet. The room had a large terrace, but the outdoor furniture was stained with brown residue, making it unusable. I tried airing the room out due to the awful smell, but turning on the AC only stirred up more dust. The kitchen cabinets were broken and dirty, and the entire space felt neglected. I went to the front desk to request a cleaner room, ideally without carpet, because I was having trouble breathing, felt itchy, and was developing hives. The manager claimed the hotel was fully booked. When I showed him that rooms were still available on their website, he just shrugged and said there was nothing he could do. I ended up finding another hotel in the center. When I returned to check out, the same manager ironically told me I should’ve asked for a different room. Thankfully, I was able to get a refund through my credit card company, since the hotel only reimbursed the tourist tax. I absolutely do not recommend this hotel. It was a disappointing and uncomfortable experience.

I say this because others need to know to understand the expectations. This is a grunge hotel. Staff is gruff. Rooms aren’t super clean and feel architecturally put together in a haphazard fashion. It feels like an 80s hotel that they shoe shined and then said it’s not dirty, it’s just hipster. Elevator is tiny and bounces when you get in. There’s a large Micky Mouse statue in the entrance (they have no affiliation with Disney) that makes it feel like a weird fake branding/knockoff situation. There are no electronic keys and they ask you to leave your key at the front desk if you leave the building. The shower drain didn’t work when we got to our room. The soap shot out sideways (and is fastened to the wall so you can’t adjust it). The rooms have thin walls and you can hear everyone else. There are no complimentary water bottles and the mini bar has two overpriced items to purchase. This place needs to be reassessed for hospitality because it’s amenities say 2 star hotel.

Ripa Roma is in the rather messy Travestevere district, quite a long walk from most tourist attractions. The hotel is ultra modern and a bit odd in decor. The room was large but totally spartan. No decorations. Very clean and the bathroom was excellent. The best part of our stay was the breakfasts which offer a huge spread of good food. It’s noisy like a college dorm cafeteria. Staff is polite and accommodating. The mini fridge in our room didn’t work but they fixed it. Not a hotel I’d want to stay in for more than a night or two.

This hotel is in a great location, just outside of a lot of the touristy parts, but close enough that you can take the bus, grab a taxi or walk. The staff was very friendly and helpful and make sure you enjoy the happy hour at least once while you're staying there. The restaurant is also very good, a minimal menu, so it makes it easy to decide. Next time we are in Rome, we will be back!

This hotel claims to be 4-star, but in reality, it felt more like a 2-star experience at best. I was given a so-called “family room” located directly in the corridor, with no real privacy. The walls were dirty and marked everywhere, clearly not maintained or cleaned properly. At night, it was nearly impossible to sleep due to loud guests talking right outside the room until midnight. The soundproofing is terrible, and the location of the room was unacceptable. The bathroom had very low water pressure, the sink was clogged, and there were some visible safety concerns in how certain areas of the wall and fixtures were “repaired.” there are a bugs on wall. please look at the toilet, that day was my nightmare , I don't recommend . Overall, the hotel was not clean, not quiet, and definitely not worth the price. I don’t know how they hold a 4-star rating—it’s completely misleading. Would not recommend staying here.

We had a really good stay at this hotel in Trastevere. The location is great—just outside the hustle of central Rome, making it quieter and offering better value for money, yet still conveniently close to tram stops (though we mostly enjoyed the 30-minute walk into the city). It's also near plenty of great eateries and a charming square where we ended up dining every night. We stayed in a family quadruple room for three nights, which was clean, well-equipped, and had everything we needed. The only minor downside was the vinyl flooring, which felt a bit clinical, but that didn’t take away from our overall comfort. The hotel itself has a cool, quirky vibe with unique art pieces that added to its charm. The staff were all friendly and helpful throughout our stay. The breakfast selection was fabulous. While we didn’t try the on-site restaurant, we did enjoy some drinks at the bar, where the staff once again made us feel very welcome. Overall, a great base for exploring Rome—we’d definitely stay here again.

Great rooms - big and comfortable. Big bed. Mini bar. Bath tab. You need to walk a bit to get to the center, but it's well known while booking. Bus available quite close. Good restaurant inside.

We stayed here with our two children and had a great time. The hotel is lovely with spacious bedrooms and the food was excellent. The staff were so friendly and welcoming and the location is perfect for exploring Rome. Will definitely be back 🙂