Navona Palace Luxury Inn

We recently stayed at Navona Palace Luxury Inn and had a mixed experience overall. The location is excellent—right in the center of Rome and close to everything, which made exploring the city easy and convenient. The room was okay, but for a triple room apartment, there were several issues. There was only a coffee machine with two pods and two cups—not ideal when there are three guests. No options for tea drinkers and no milk sachets were provided either. The TV had no English channels, and the bed was uncomfortable. The layout of the room was also a bit strange, with the toilet within the bedroom which felt awkward when someone was sleeping in the room. The air conditioning worked really well, which was a highlight, and the noise levels were bearable, so we were able to rest. However, the staff were not overly friendly or welcoming. On arrival, we were not given any information—no mention of where or when breakfast was served, or any general guidance. It didn’t feel like a warm welcome at all. When we checked out at 3am, we had to wake up the staff member who was asleep on the sofa. He didn’t seem particularly pleased or helpful, which left a poor final impression. Also, be aware that the rooftop hot tub is not available to all guests—you can only use it if you’ve booked a specific room, which we found misleading based on how it’s advertised. In summary: the location is fantastic and the air con worked well, but the service, room layout, and some basic amenities left a lot to be desired. It’s a decent place if you’re prioritizing location, but not quite the “luxury inn” experience you’d expect from the name.

Great location, clean rooms. We asked for a quiet room, and were given a room at the back of the hotel. We had a small balcony. The room also had a lounge, a bedroom and a bathroom. The rooms were cleaned daily. Our room had a mini bar, a safe and a coffee machine. Once the shutters were closed we could not here a thing. The breakfast is served next door, and it has everything you could want. Great hotel and I would return

Lovely hotel, very centrally located in Rome, within walking distance of most of the sights in Rome. We stayed at this lovely hotel from 15/6 - 19/6, we were lucky that our rooms were ready when we arrived at 12 noon to check in. We were also lucky to be upgraded from a standard room to a suite. The breakfast is good and varied and is served in a bar right next to the hotel. The service at the reception was good, helpful and friendly and always with a smile. Our best recommendation.

Excellent hotel, great location||We have just returned from a 5 night stay at the Navona Place Luxury Inn.||This is a genuine review based on our own experiences.||Arrived by taxi from the airport which took approximately 40mins for a fixed cost of €55|Met on the ground floor by a “receptionist” who we paid the tourist tax to (€80). She gave us some brief information about the area and then directed us to the third floor where we “checked in”.||Met by another member of staff who took all our details. Room wasn’t ready and told it would be around 30mins so we ventured out for some lunch.||Returned to find room ready & luggage delivered to our room. Member of staff was very friendly, pointed out the essentials in the room including the safe & mini bar (which was free but not restocked). ||Location - there have been lots of reviews mentioning the noise. We were on the 3rd floor at the front of the hotel overlooking numerous bars & restaurants below.||** I can categorically assure readers that with the doors on the balcony closed (the room was still nice and cool) we could not hear a single sound from the surrounding businesses **||The hotel was around a 5/6 walk from the Pantheon, 8/10 to the Trevi Fountain with the Spanish Steps around 15mins away. ||The Colosseum was around a 20/25 min walk & the Vatican/St Peter’s Square the same in the opposite direction. ||The main Piazza Navona was literally a 1 min walk from the hotel. ||Breakfast was served next door in the Bar del Fico. There was ample choice to suit all tastes and to set you up for the day. ||Staff were all very friendly and on hand to deal with any questions.||We reserved a taxi for our return journey to the airport (needs to be done the night before) and it was outside right on time. ||If you are looking for a good place to stay which is ideally located to all the major tourist attractions that Rome has to offer then the Navona Palace comes highly recommended.||Please don’t let the negative comments about noise put you off from stopping.

We came to this hotel on the 11th of April 2025 and stayed in the moon room on floor two. The hotel is absolutely beautiful and the staff are so very helpful indeed. The one big disappointment is that you do not have the correct amount of tea and coffee in your room when you first arrive and it is only a coffee machine in order to make your hot drinks. If you’re coming to this hotel, be very aware that there is a lot of noise from the pub or bar underneath the hotel, so please bring earplugs. The breakfast is very plentiful and very nice indeed. We will definitely come here again because it was fabulous. This hotel unfortunately though is not accessible to people in wheelchairs as there are steps into the building And throughout. The cleaners do a fabulous job and we were so very pleased and proud of what they did for us. As a blind person I would say this hotel is fully accessible and it is extremely accessible to all attractions within Rome. Please give this hotel your custom because they definitely deserve it and although it is extremely noisy due to other businesses within the area. This is not the hotels fault at all. We will definitely come back here again. Thank you everyone for a wonderful time.

I must commend all the Staff very friendly and helpful. On arrival we were told we had been upgraded to suite . The suites are spotless and are cleaned every day. We didn’t have any bother with the noise at the front as soon as you closed the windows it was silent. Breakfast was lovely plenty of choice and a bargain at 10 euros and the staff there were also very friendly. The location is great you can walk to all the main attractions the longest walk was to the Coliseum 27mins and we are all seniors….A great experience would definitely return ……

The location of the hotel is fantastic - the Navona square is a bustling busy area with great restaurants, bars and all sorts. In that respect there's no faulting it really. I think based on the previous reviews we were the unlucky folk that got the 'Guest Room', that appears to just be a room tacked on the end of a strange second reception on the first floor. It was small, only a small bit of room around the bed. The bed was quite firm, I am usually not great with hotel beds but I didn't find this one too bad. The facilities in the room were minor, just a coffee machine and a TV basically. To be fair we didn't really need much else so it wasn't too bad. The worst bit was a vague scent of drains from the bathroom. It was evident as soon as we entered the room, and despite the cleaners doing decent job of covering it up after our first night it returns once you've used the shower. Like other reviews have said the shower water does end up all over the floor so you have to be very careful not to slip once you get out. The shower itself hardly has room to fit a grown adult in there - it's so small. The wardrobe doors are falling off and don't shut properly, the hair dryer broke (but this was replaced quite promptly by the staff to be fair), and when we plugged anything in to the electric sockets near the bed the sockets themselves almost came off the wall. Good points - the staff were very friendly, they did attend to the requests we had whilst there promptly. All in all, the other rooms at the hotel look fabulous from the photos and other reviews. Ours, quite frankly, was not at all. It was basic and out dated - definitely not 4 star accommodation.

Great location. Next to all sorts of bars and restaurants. Easy walking to most tourist sites. Breakfast included at the restaurant/bar next door. Minus 1 star for you had to call the front desk for the a/c, both on and off - annoying but not much more than that. Tips: from Roma Termini take either Bus 40 Or 64. Google maps kept going crazy vs just providing the simplest routes. Sometimes switching between Google maps and Apple Maps you actually figured out the best way to get around. Quaint cobblestone streets all around the property. Easy for walking but wheelchairs, scooters, etc - be warned.