Palm Gallery Hotel

My husband and I loved really enjoyed this hotel. Lorenzo and his staff are so friendly and fun to hangout with. They had our room ready so early and it was so beautifully maintained. We stayed for about 3 days and it was super easy to get to the center of Rome from here. Lorenzo also was super helpful in directing us on how to get to the center of Rome via public transportation and gave us a map as well. If you are looking for a nice little hotel not in the hustle and bustle of the city center this is a great pick!

When we first walked into the hotel steps Daniel greeted us right away. It was so warm and pleasant after such a long flight. He took out luggage and had us just sit, decompressed, and had drinks and snacks ready. He gave us the layout of the hotel and a map of the city of Rome so we know where and suggested couple of places to go. We had such a great conversations that we felt like old friends catching up. When we got to room, it was exactly what we expected and more. Clean, beautiful, corner of the building with 2 windows that looks out of the garden courtyard. Every morning, the smell of fresh pastries was a delight. You have to try their apricot croissant or any of the croissants with a cappuccino is a must have. It is about 2 miles away from Rome city center but I loved the fact is close enough to go anywhere with a taxi or Uber. But just far enough to decompress from all the tourists. But if you want walking distance from the Colosseum, this isn't the place. But if you want wonderful service and waking up to a garden courtyard and smelling of pastries, this is a place to stay. And Daniel, you are an amazing host. We miss you and thank you for making our stay unforgettable.

Family of 4 (2 adults, 2 kids) visiting Rome on vacation. ||Rome is so vast that it was hard to choose a "perfect" location where to stay. We ended up choosing the Palm Gallery since it seemed like a nice small hotel and still convenient enough to everything. ||Key thoughts:|1) Location -- In a very quiet residential neighborhood with some very nice restaurants within walking distance. This is not a tourist area, which is great to get a more authentic feel for the city, to enjoy "real" Italian restaurants, etc. For travelling during the day, we initially arrived using the metro and that was quite a bit of a walk. But using the buses was very convenient as there were main bus stops just a few minutes away and the buses were easy to take to get to main attractions like the Colosseum, the Vatican, etc. |2) Food - Breakfast was served on the terrace. The hotel strongly appreciates knowing what time you will dine at. This caused us some issues when we forgot to tell them the day before when we would show up, so they seemed surprised when we should up early for breakfast. This is a small operation and not some corporate run kitchen. |3) The room (large panoramic) served our needs well -- 3 beds + a desk. |4) The kids loved having an outdoor pool. Such a rare treasure to get in the city. ||Would we stay again? Maybe. The neighborhood was great. The pool was unique to have. The location is a bit out of the way.

We had a great two-night stay at the Palm Gallery Hotel. The atmosphere was homey, the room comfortable and well-equipped, the breakfast tasty. The pool and sun deck out back were a treat. But what we appreciated most was the hospitality. Daniel and Lorenzo were both very welcoming and concerned that all our needs were met. Daniel also arranged a shuttle for us to the airport at an ungodly hour that worked out beautifully with driver Davide, who showed up half an hour early, which we appreciated. Whenever we're back in Rome, we'll stay there again!

I stayed at this hotel for 10 days and truly enjoyed my time there. The location is excellent — close to everything I needed, yet quiet enough to relax. Breakfasts were hearty and satisfying, and the coffee was absolutely fantastic! The whole place has a cozy, family-like atmosphere that makes you feel at home from the very first day. A special thank you to Daniel and Lorenzo for their kindness and attentiveness — they made my stay even more pleasant with their genuine care and courtesy. If I had to mention one small downside, it would be the slight smell of dampness in the bathroom and the occasionally slippery floor after cleaning. But honestly, these were minor things that didn’t spoil my overall great impression. I would happily come back again!

I had a wonderful stay at the Palm Gallery Hotel. The property is a beautiful villa located in a quiet residential area of Rome, which makes it perfect for relaxing after a day of sightseeing.||I particularly enjoyed the tasteful decoration of the rooms and the overall cleanliness of the hotel. The staff were exceptionally friendly, welcoming, and always ready to help with any request.||Considering the quality of the services and the atmosphere of the place, the price/value ratio is excellent.||I highly recommend the Palm Gallery Hotel to anyone looking for a charming and peaceful stay in Rome

I only have wonderful things to say about the Palm Gallery. I found the listing online while trying to book a place to stay in-between my flight landing and my air B and B to be available. I didn't expect much more than what one would from any hotel. my expectations were exceeded by miles! Firstly Daniel was an amazing host and concierge. He was so kind and welcoming after a long journey and he was personable to talk to while being knowledgeable and making recommendations for the best possible stay in Rome. He made the visit so enjoyable with his obvious passion for his profession in the care he took of all the guests. The hotel had all the charm one would expect from a small hotel that may have at one time been a residence and was converted for a place to welcome a variety of people from all over the world. Located near some lovely places to eat and take in local flavors, as well as not to far from main events in the city while being far enough away to feel like you are in a shore town the Palm Gallery was a well maintained, charactered, and convenient place to stay with a lovely staff and fine amenities. The price was more than fair for the hotel in which you will stay which along with the staff and location would make me recommend whole heartedly to stay here while you are visiting Rome.

We absolutely loved our stay at the Palm Gallery Hotel. It was the first stop on our three-week family trip from Rome to Sicily, and it turned out to be one of the best places we stayed.||Temi made our visit unforgettable with his warm welcome, friendly smile, and genuine kindness. Daniel was equally fantastic, open, friendly, and attentive. In fact, every member of staff we met was wonderful.||The hotel has a relaxed, boutique feel, think Morocco meets Bali. ||We arrived early and were greeted with a refreshing drink and plenty of tips for exploring the area. Our son, Stan, enjoyed chatting with Temi so much that he’s still talking about him now!||The décor is stylish, and the pool area was a highlight, perfect for cooling off after exploring Rome’s hot streets. Even when the hotel was full, it never felt crowded.||We truly loved it here and will definitely be back. Thank you for giving us such a perfect start to our trip—you were our No. 1 stay in Italy!

We stayed her in late August-early September. The hotel is a little ways out of the touristy part of Rome and situated in an actual neighborhood. Still close to markets and restaurants but in a quieter part of Rome. It is a small boutique style hotel. I'd give it 4-stars specifically because of the service from Lorenzo! He was so kind, informative and hard working. So was the main housekeeper he also always seemed to be busy and was efficient with his duties. The hotel itself is more 3 stars. They have a small bar and reception area and main reception like Lorenzo did it all...from checking you in to fixing your drinks. He was wonderful and made our stay enjoyable. They do not offer included meals but we stayed in one of the family rooms and got a kitchenette. The price was higher than here in the states but it does offer a small pool (swim caps required). There is no lighting around the pool which could be a very easy fix for the property to do. Also many mosquitoes around and inside the property and again a quick fix by having mosquito repellent but I didn't see that the property had any so take bug spray. It was very hot and the AC was inadequate and the property had no fans in the room or to offer guests. Again another quick fix they could do. It had nice grounds and our room was adequate minus the mosquitoes and the AC.

The Palm Gallery is a sweet oasis in Rome. I was greeted with a cold drink and a warm smile and lots of helpful information! Our room was made available early which was really lovely. The room was really comfortable and beautiful and I felt like my every need was taken care of. The pool was a bit too cold, but it was great for a quick cool off and the surrounding deck with lounge chairs was great to spend an afternoon on at the end of a trip full of walking and sightseeing. I would 100% go back!

Gorgeous little boutique hotel located outside of the chaos of central Rome in a residential district nr Trieste, Roma. This hotel is intimate with a handful of rooms located across 3 floors, with a small swimming pool / rooftop plunge. Excellent freshly prepped breakfasts in the morning - meats, cheeses, custom cooked eggs, pastries, fresh tomatoes and mozzarella, cereals.... A highlight every morning! They also give you maps and local info when you arrive with restaurant recommendations. I wanted to give this hotel 5*s but it wasn't quite as 5* as some other boutique hotels we stayed in. It was only small things that niggled but worth mentioning - for example, we were given 3 hard base pillows for the first two nights that weren't switched to soft sleeping pillows til the third night; it took a while to get buzzed back into the hotel one night which meant we were waiting in a thunderstorm (!!) for a little longer than if we were able to let ourselves in & the AC doesn't get the room as cold as a more modern hotel (it got pretty scorching this summer). We also had one afternoon after walking the city from 8am where we couldn't get back into our room ~1pm for 20 mins as they were still cleaning. We waited in the common area with AC. Because the common areas are small, you can feel slightly on top of other guests when they more than one group uses them. All these things are fine and obviously not the end of the world, but I don't think the hotel is necessarily suited to everyone. The hotel is beautiful, the African art work and original furniture in the rooms and upstairs decking give it charm and the staff are all sweet, but perhaps it was a little too 'rustic' for us.

We loved our stay at the Palm Gallery Hotel. Daniel Julio and Luigi were all amazing. It's a small boutique hotel in a residential area, exactly what we were looking for, something away from the tourist areas. It is within walking distance of shopping, a grocery, bus line, metro and restaurants. Breakfast in the hotel is a delicious assortment of fresh fruit, meats, cheeses and pastries with fresh pressed juices. The staff is friendly, helpful and resourceful, they speak fluent English so there are no language barriers. We are planning to return to Rome and will definitely stay in this hotel.

Palm Gallery hotel is a true hidden gem. It is a bit of a hike (or bus/taxi/subway ride) to the main Rome attractions, but absolutely worth it. It's a small, beautiful, boutique hotel located in an adorable neighborhood. It truly feels like you've stepped into a tropical paradise when you arrived, you'll quickly see why it's called "palm" gallery hotel! ;) The grounds are beautiful, the rooms are wonderful, but what made this hotel so incredible was the staff. Each and every person we met was SO friendly, and wanted to do everything possible to make sure our stay was perfect. They called us a cab when we had to leave early in the morning for tours/the airport and even had coffee and snacks for us since we were leaving before breakfast would be served. They recommended great restaurants, activities, and local shops and told us how to get to all of them. I was truly sad to have to say goodbye, they had quickly become our little Rome family! Back to breakfast, it's incredibly difficult to find anything but pastries and espresso for breakfast (which is delicious, but after nearly two weeks in Italy we had never been happier for some eggs!). The staff here will make you eggs, pancakes (which are actually thick crepes ... and DELICIOUS), and all sorts of coffee! We started everyday with an omelette and a cappuccino and were ready for the miles and miles of walking ahead of us! A MAJOR perk of staying here was the delicious breakfast (which is included in your stay). We spent two weeks traveling down the boot of Italy, and Rome (while definitely amazing) wasn't our favorite place... but we both agreed that we want to go back simply to stay here again. It was hands down our favorite hotel on our travels, and it's all because of the incredible staff! The beds are also quite large for European standards, which was just an added bonus ;) Be sure to find the hotel kitty, Peggy, and give her lots of love for me if you find yourself staying here! :) Truly incredible hotel, I hope to go back again one day!

Excellent hotel within a quite neighbor hood. Beautiful rooms with large beds & gorgeous decor. I slept extremely well here I Loved sitting on the Patio & enjoying an nice glass of wine.

Hmmm... A tricky one to review. Some great bits, and some not so great bits. Relative to most hotels in Rome, this is very good. Very helpful staff; a nice, out of the way, location (I'll come back to that); good breakfasts, comfy beds and rooms with all the mod cons, and a small boutique feel - more akin to an upmarket bed and breakfast, as opposed to a typical hotel. Some lovely, if somewhat frazzled, staff. It is out of the main part of Rome, and for the most part, this is a good thing. It's a quiet, upmarket neighbourhood, and you feel (mostly) safe. However, if you are in Rome after about 10:00pm, the bus back to the hotel is very tricky, partly because the area is not familiar, so you don't know where to get off, and partly because it is suburban, so less touristy, and less easily accessed. That said, it is a minor issue, and once you know where to go to catch the bus, and where to get off, all is well. However, the major negative aspect comes from the owner's problem with feedback. If you look at Tripadvisor, whenever anyone offers even the mildest criticism, the owner jumps on to Tripadvisor (as is her right), and offers a range of reasons (excuses) for any failure and sometimes even crticises the reviewer, rather than simply accepting the feedback, and trying to address it. As you read the responses, you actually feel as if the owner is vilifying the reviewer for being honest, rather than actually accepting that maybe all experiences aren't five stars. I think that this is a real problem with a lot of review sites - everyone believes that they deserve five stars, when the reality is that five stars is for an exceptional, not acceptable, experience.

Stayed for 4 nights with kids. Owners and staff could not have been more accommodating. Rooms were well kept and very comfortable. Off the beaten path-with off the beaten path restaurants. Pool was awesome.