Hotel Valeri

I stayed here during my vacation in Rome, and it was a wonderful experience! When I arrived, the owner,Mr. Francesco, warmly welcomed me and kindly shared maps and great tips about sightseeing in Rome. Thanks to him, I truly enjoyed my time exploring the city! It was my first visit to Rome, but this hotel felt so comforting and homely — a place that makes you want to come back again. ☺️

Very nice hotel, extremely helpful and friendly staff. The room and bathroom was very nice and clean, very comfortable beds. It's only a 15 minutes walk to the Coliseum, public transportation is nearby . Very tasty pastries as well. I also wanted to add the on the day of our departure, the pastries have not been delivered yet to the disappointment of my daughter. As we were walking to the bus, the van pulled up with the pastries, next we know one of the staff is running out of the hotel with our pastries! That is what you call an outstanding customer service! Thank you for a wonderful stay, we will be back next time we are in Rome!

Overall, we were happy with our 3-night stay here. The room we received was in their newer wing on the third floor. The room and bathroom were both quite small, but thankfully, we were really only in it to sleep. We prefer firm beds and were pleased to find out that the mattress was firm. Staff will clean your room every day, even with a Do Not Disturb sign hung on the doorknob. My big advice is to skip the breakfast! At $12.50 euro/person, you can get TWO breakfasts for that price at Lunch Music, the breakfast restaurant right around the corner. Additionally, the hotel breakfast options are few and the juices are not made fresh. For dinner, we walked to Via Gallia where there were plentiful options; we highly recommend the local Romulus & Remus restaurant. Finally, when making the reservation, there were little to no instructions in English; I had to rely on Google Translate. This hotel should consider a professional translation option to accommodate future guests. However, upon arriving, the hotel manager gave us a map with great recommendations and instructions for the bus lines. That was very helpful and much appreciated.

Bus stops in front on the hotel.|Good and causy atmosphere. The staff is friendly and helpful|Room was correct but don't choose on the ground floor as you'll hear the noise of the reception and bar|Value for money. Breakfast was awesome |Clean hotel. Housekeeping good.

This is a little slice of heaven in Rome. Wonderfully small and friendly, but with big rooms. Staff were stunningly friendly! Good value for big rooms in Rome. Only negative was the walls are a little thin so conversation can be heard between walls. But we coped as the place is a gem. Highly recommended!!

The hotel's location is excellent; you can reach all the historical sites on foot or by bus. All the staff are very attentive, and the hotel manager, Francesco, is a wonderful host. When I mentioned that I was allergic to the plants in the garden of the room we had booked, Francesco kindly upgraded us to a more expensive room at no extra cost. He also guided us by marking the places to visit and eat in Rome on a map. If I ever go back to Italy, this is the hotel I would stay at again without hesitation. Thank you for everything (especially for the espresso coffee they served in the morning).

We were very pleased with our stay at Valeri. The staff was extremely welcoming and kind; they helped us with everything and even allowed us to leave our luggage so we could enjoy the views of Rome. Francesco, the hotel’s main manager, is an incredibly bright and responsive person — I felt it from the very first moment we met. I highly recommend this hotel!😇

⸻ I recently stayed at this hotel and was pleasantly surprised by how clean, simple, and well-maintained everything was. It’s a great value for money. The location is also excellent: just a 10-minute walk from the Colosseum and with several bus stops right next to the hotel. But what truly makes this place special is the people who work there. From the very first moment, I felt genuinely welcomed. A huge thank you to Jiarka, Wissem, and Alexandros (hope I got the names right!) — they were warm, helpful, and always ready with a smile. Also, another who was in the night shift. There was something in their attitude and hospitality that reminded me of myself — I saw parts of my own character in the way they treated guests. It was more than just good service; it was a connection. They care, they listen, they laugh with you, and they make your experience personal. These are the kinds of people who make a simple hotel feel like a place you’d want to come back to. Thank you all for making my stay so memorable.