Rome Times Hotel

I loved the room was a little small but we managed. I loved the large window that could get in lots of fresh air, no air vents in the bathroom was a disappointment but the window open helped. My favourite thing was the tv allows your phone to cast movies or shows which is the best! We were able to watch our favourite shows! Great buffet and close to everything we walked where we wanted to go. Staff very nice! Thanks for a great stay.

I booked a junior suite in this hotel for three nights last weekend. Having never been to Rome before, I was unsure of the location. We had 3 adults and a teenager staying. ||First of all, the location is the ideal, situated right in between the Colosseum and the Trevi Fountain. We couldn't have asked for more. A Ten minute walk in any direction, and you hit a world-famous site. ||The hotel is well presented and easy to find. On arrival, the receptionist couldn't have been any nicer. She talked us through everything we needed to know. Acknowledged my daughters birthday and had us laughing and joking about the exciting weekend ahead. She provided us with a map of the city and explained how to get everywhere and tips of what to do and see. Amazing welcome!||Our room was not situated in the hotel, but in there annexe next door. Reception was secure and tidy. Our room was smaller than I had anticipated, however beautiful and well looked after. The room was open plan with no door to the bathroom, which is the only downside in a family room. They did, however, supply a foldable partition to block the door, but in a small space with 4 people, the novelty of moving this back and forth wore off quickly (especially during the night). The room supplied toothbrushes, slippers, toiletries, and towels, as well as having a digital safe. Unfortunately, the safe wouldn't unlock when we had set it, so we had to call Reception to open it. Turns out, their generic password opens the safe, which kinda defeats the point of having a safe. ||We went down for breakfast 1 morning. This was an additional charge of 15 euros each. It was busy but lovely. Fresh continental breakfast with a few hot items available as well. The staff were very kind and hard working, they never stopped serving the whole time we were there.||Overall, I would definitely recommend and return to this hotel. The receptionist on departure was just as helpful and nice as the one on arrival. He helped us with taxi and information all weekend and got us a taxi back to the airport. The staff really made this hotel.

Rome Times is in a great location in the city center and close to many famous monuments (such as Fontana di Trevi). The rooms are also very clean and spacious. The reason I would not return is because of the staff, particularly the staff concierge at the front desk. They were not friendly or welcoming at all and seemed agitated at ordinary questions. I booked a private transfer from Rome Times to the airport and my travel agent advised me to have the hotel concierge call and confirm my reservation. The hotel concierge declined to do this and said he could not call for me because the hotel did not book the transportation. When I tried to explain that I understood that the hotel did not book my transportation but that this is what my travel agent advised, the concierge literally cut me off and said he could not do it. This is not my first time in Italy and every other hotel I have stayed in has had no problem calling the transportation company for me as a courtesy, especially since not all people have access to call Italian numbers on their cell phones. The staff member who helps with luggage is courteous, but most of the other staff seem burnt out from working in one of Rome's biggest tourist areas. There was no greetings when we entered or left, it was as if the staff was annoyed we were wven there. There was also a great Italian singer that performed at the hotel the night we were there (Saturday), and no staff at the hotel advertised this at all. If this was something that would have been communicated to me upon check in I would have definitely come back to the hotel earlier to hear the singer. This is a minor detail but it all adds up and makes a difference in guest experience.

Amazing Hotel with the best staff, especially the reception lady (sorry I did not catch your name🤍), who well informed us of all the places to visit and ways to travel through the city. The hotel & rooms are full of character with all facilities required. We used the breakfast room which was lovely with a perfect selection of pastries, coffee and fruit. Reception staff were also great at recommending shops to purchase gifts to take home for family and for booking our taxi back to the airport. This hotel was in a great location and by far exceeded our expectations!!! Thank you for making our Anniversary celebration holiday the most fabulous time x

A small boutique hotel in an excellent location. Staff were all friendly and helpful, even providing a list of nearby restaurants (all we tried were excellent). They offer a superb breakfast. Rooms are quite small, but very comfortable beds and excellent shower. Would happily stay there again.

We had a fantastic experience at the Rome Times Hotel. It’s a charming boutique hotel with a warm and welcoming atmosphere. The staff were incredibly helpful and friendly, always ready to assist with anything we needed. Our room was clean, comfortable, and just the right size, plus, the air conditioning worked perfectly, which was a huge bonus during our summer visit! The bar and restaurant area was a lovely spot to unwind, and the hotel’s overall vibe made us feel right at home. One of the best things about this hotel is its location, perfectly situated about a 20-minute walk from most of Rome’s major attractions, which made exploring the city a breeze. We’ll definitely be staying here again on our next trip to Rome. Highly recommend!

The hotel was just ok in my opinion, but I mainly that is because the room we had was very dark and oppressing ... I like natural day light and there wasn't any at all as the window overlooked the metal staff staircase on the inside of the hotel ... no view at all .. there was mould outside rhe shower and the walls needed painting ... very tight with the tea making facilities.. only one tea bag given a day and there was two of us in the room .. when asking at reception I was told someone would bring me some up but they didn't .. |usually wouldn't be bothered by something like that but the fact we paid a lot of money for this stay and were given a basic miserable room disappointed me . |In quite a good location though , shoot 15-30 min away from main tourist attractions.|Breakfast staff were very lovely and helpful.

We had a family room. It was quite small but adequate for a short stay. One of the bathroom glass doors was broken which made showering for me feel a little awkward with teenage boys. There was a screen present but I still felt a little self conscious. This was not mentioned when we checked in. The reception staff on arrival were very friendly and helpful. All staff encountered during our visit were very polite except for one waitress in the bar/restaurant. She wasn't so much rude but she wasn't as friendly as everyone else. The roof terrace in the annex part is a nice area to get some sun and rest your feet. It's a great location. We walked to everywhere.

Not as nice as they want you to believe. It seems like a high end hotel from the lobby and restaurant but in reality not so much. Our room was not ready until almost an hour after check-in, and we booked the annex, which is just not great. The shower was offensively bad. It was clogged or something and you basically were being pelted with water droplets. There is a terrace on the 5th floor of the annex with a view of absolutely nothing and chairs that are covered so you can't get to them. The location is good, as it's only 10 minutes walk from the Colosseum.

What a great spot! Easy walking distance to Trevi fountain, Spanish steps, and colosseum. The room was larger than expected with a European king bed that is just massive. The bathroom was the smallest thing though. You sit on the toilet and are basically on top of the TP. The shower was tiny even for moderate built people. I had to turn sideways to the water to wash my hair without bumping my elbows on the sides. If you are on the large size, you will not fit in the shower. Overall, I would stay here again for the location and right price.

Overall: 3.5/5 A decent Option Pretty Central to the most important sights, however I would use this hotel for a short/ Transitional stay. Would I stay again, Maybe, definitely not an immediate yes, but also not an immediate No. Worth Considering if you eat out, and aren't staying long. Food: Breakfast: Dinner: Cleanliness (Food Area): Good options but I cannot get passed the fruitfly problem as a Restaurant Operator. But the selection was great, and prices were good. DO EAT THE ICE FRON THE 6Th floor MACHINE, No scoop, everyone probably uses their hands. Stay: 3/5 Room: 2/5 Elevator:1/5 Staff: 5/5 Cleanliness ( Rooms): 5/5 Wifi: 1/5 Really great Room service, I would prefer them coming at the same time daily so we could plan when the be out of the room. Some days 9:00 AM, Some 12:00 PM. They wiped down almost everything, the "maid" cleaned out room for about 30 minutes, and it was lightly stayed in. Very detailed. Room was too small for us, and I confirmed it is every room. If you have children good luck sharing one room. Elevator is a phobic person's nightmare. Shakey floors only enough room for two people and luggage. Staff all around very nice; no issues. Pretty decent Gym, better than most hotels. ( Pro Tip, water is 4€, They have 4 bottles in the cooler in the Gym at all times. Do with that what you wish) Wifi Turns off at like 10:00 PM???? Location: 4/5 As said above, 10 - 15 minute walk from everything.

The Rome Times Hotel is centrally located and has a good modern feel with polite and helpful staff. The room was a good size with king king-size bed, in room fridge, and a good-sized bathroom. The water pressure was incredible and the water was nice and hot! The rain shower head was fantastic. The room had air conditioning which was needed. Our room was on the second floor and was very quiet. We made the choice to purchase breakfast two mornings and it was very nice. A buffet with fresh fruits, eggs, meats, cheeses and delicious pastries. One evening we grabbed a bottle of wine and a pizza from across the street and brought it to the upper balcony on the sixth floor. A very nice view, was quiet, and we had the entire area all to ourselves! We were able to walk most of the central district area. The room could use attention to the base boards - they needed some paint and scuff marks on the floors - this did not stop us from enjoying our time.

The Rome Times Hotel is centrally located (perfect for meeting, and then far exceeding your Apple Watch step goals) and has a modern feel with a great staff and plenty of amenities. The closest Metro station is a nine minute walk away, and Roma Termini is about 15 minutes away on foot as well. We explored a lot of Rome, and walked everywhere except for when we took the Metro to the Vatican, solely in the interest of getting to our tour on time. The room was surprisingly big, the king size bed was comfortable, and we had a nice second floor view of the street below. The rooms look and feel new, and and have large, flat screen TVs, very nice furniture, and even a chaise lounge to relax on. The bathroom was tight (no big deal)--but the water pressure and rainfall shower head were AMAZING. Breakfast is awesome and is included in your stay. Cappuccinos routinely appeared in front of us minutes after we sat down, and the buffet included breads, eggs, quiche, meats, cheeses, fruit, cereal, and some pastries. The same breakfast area turns into a nice lounge at night, and offers food, plenty of wine, and (of course), some more meats and cheeses. There is a gym in the main building (floor -1) with two treadmills and an all in one machine--don't expect a full workout but it'll do the job. There is also a roof garden and a small, covered outdoor area (nice since it was on the main floor perfect to lounge in). The WiFi is free, but very slow (1.87/0.66 on speedtest), so I used my cell connection instead. Overall, this was a great choice for our stay in Rome. Close to everything, modern, comfortable, and safe. One warning: they don't turn the A/C on until April 15th, so until then it's either heat or whatever comes through the window. We weren't in the room most of the day when it was in the mid 70's so it wasn't a huge deal, but I'm a cold sleeper so the first few hours after we got back at night were just a tad warm.

Location : Great location , I can't say enough about how central and beautiful this place is and so clean and well kept. If I could go back though I would stay closer to the Trevi Fountain , meaning a hotel with a view of it because I was absolutely obsessed with it. That said , the location from this hotel there was less than 10 minutes. Hotel/Service: It's a small beautiful hotel. From the moment you walk in you are met with friendly staff , great decor , clean environment and it smells so good. I truly appreciated the good service especially after being treated poorly in lost other locations throughout Rome. Breakfast/Food: the breakfast buffet was good, not to die for great but good but the pizza we ordered for dinner was not so good. Overall I think this hotel is in a prime location and a good deal, I even got upgraded to a room with a balcony

The Rome Times is a certain archetype of city hotel. The kind that is somehow affordable and hip looking, but then when you get there you realize half their business model and vibe is keeping all of the lights half-dimmed so you don't notice the scuff marks and peeling wallpaper. Also, I know Romans have a reputation for being a little mean to tourists but boy oh boy was the night clerk grumpy when we arrived to check-in on a Monday night. My aunt asked for a second key for her room and he acted like he'd just been asked to transcribe the dictionary by hand. So, granted, a bad first impression. The clerks the next day were helpful enough when we needed to arrange an airport car and print a few pages. Now listen, it's not exactly a dump per se, it's just "a little dingy" as my wife put it. There are better values to be had in the city. Also, the restaurant bar is rather nice and we had a lot of fun there whether it was time for a nightcap or an aperitivo before going out. I think the bar was the hotel's saving grace for us. This could be a taste thing too. Some people like that dark vibe.

This such a gorgeous place and a pretty good location. So why the low score? Attitude, attitude, attitude. The people here were not accommodating or helpful at all. I mean to the point I would never stay here again. Our cruise ship broke down and stranded us in Barcelona. I did my damndest to reach the hotel to extend our current stay. I tried by phone, email, FB, and LinkedIn to contact them. The first response came from FB and it was generic feedback. In my message I made it abundantly clear that I needed a phone call from them to extend our stay. I never heard from them. We booked elsewhere and I am VERY happy we did. The other place we stayed had top notch service. We also sent emails about shuttles and other items. When we would call to talk to them about this they would say you need to send us an email. Our only reply was how many emails does it take for you to respond? We sent emails for over a month with no reply. There was a lot of communication on our side with only verbal agreements and even a promise on their end to follow up. They didn't. It made planning very difficult. Fortunately, our other hire in Rome helped us with everything with almost no notice. I'm talking about one or two people. There were multiple phones calls over several months with no help and poor attitudes. At first my GF was handling this. I said let me try. I had the same problems. They did at least reply to me via FB. Eventually they began answering my emails, but too late to help. They still have not responded to my GF emails and I verified she sent them to the right place. Annoying! We enjoyed the room, but it is dark in there. It's spacious for a European hotel. The location is pretty good. If you don't need to talk to the hotel about anything you might enjoy it here.

Restaurant is amazing. We asked the people at the bar to make two drinks they had never even heard of before, and they made them perfectly! The drinks were: 1. Kiddie Cocktail Strawberry 2. Kiddie Cocktail Strawberry-Mango Spearmint

This is my third time staying at a Times Hotel and as always it's a pleasure. The rooms are modern, clean and very well kept, you get what's promised on the website !!! The only draw back is if you get a room in the annex. Visiting in the winter the use of the gym is challenging as you have to bundle up, there's no direct access from one Bldg to the other. If you need a taxi, breakfast anything you have to venture out to the main building for all services. The gym facility really needs some updating two treadmills and a small weight machine truly aren't sufficient. If in Rome and truly want a good priced, well kept hotel centrally locates than this is the place for you !!!

Great hotel. Clean rooms and very courteous employees. I do wish the balcony terrace was open past 10, but that's okay you are seconds away from dozens of restaurants and other options. This hotel is within walking distance of almost all the best history from the Trevi Fountains to the Pantheon to the Colosseum. I would absolutely recommend this hotel

The staffs were really nice and friendly especially Michela (sorry if the spelling is incorrect (:) She was very accommodating. It was very 5-star hotel like! We would stay in Rome Times Hotel again when in Rome! Everything was accessible, the location was great! Room was amazing & clean. I would recommend this hotel to anyone who would be staying in Rome! Again, thanks a lot, guys! See you again!

We stayed 3 nights at the Rome Times Hotel in June. Its on a not too busy street and is very modern and clean. Located conveniently to most sites, walking distance to everything except the Vatican. The Republica metro stop is also just a 10 minute walk. They'll check your bags if you arrive before check in and they have a spacious lobby bathroom to change and freshen up, which was very convenient. The restaurant/bar area downstairs is very well done. We got complementary breakfast with our stay and they did a great job. Lots of fresh fruit, yogurt bar, assorted pastries, hot foods and cereals. Cappuccino and espresso were made to order. The wait staff was very friendly. The rooms were a nice size and nicely furnished. The air conditioning worked very well (it was pretty hot out while we were in Rome). Free Wifi. Another great offering is that your first mini-bar use is free! All around a great experience, the staff were always professional and helpful in all our interactions.

When I began my Rome hotel search, I looked at a bunch of different ones in different locations. We wanted to be in a central location that was within walking distance to the major sites. I was also warned beforehand not to stay anywhere near the Termini. We finally settled on the Rome Times Hotel, which is located 15 minutes from the Trevi Fountain and 20 minutes from the Colosseum. It's also walking distance to the Pantheon as well! We arrived before check-in time and they held our luggage while we went exploring. Upon returning later in the afternoon, they had someone show us to our room. Our luggage was already waiting for us! We stayed in a mini-suite in the annex building, which is just down the block from the main building. The room was very big and very clean. The first mini-fridge use is complimentary, which was really nice. They also give you toothbrushes your first night, which is something they definitely do not do in the US. We had picked the one king bed and one single bed configuration - my single bed turned out to be the couch, which wasn't a huge deal. It was quite comfortable for the couch! The shower head had excellent water pressure, which was a big plus. Hair dryer was sufficient. The only bad thing I can say about the hotel is the lighting inside the room - super dark at night! The front desk crew was always helpful and very nice - we had them call us a taxi a few times and they were able to liaise with our pre-booked transfer to Civitavecchia Port when they arrived early for pickup. I would definitely not hesitate to stay in the Rome Times Hotel again if I'm in Rome (Which I expect I will since I threw a coin into the Trevi Fountain!).

Had I not experienced top notch hospitality and customer service in Barcelona then I probably would have given Rome Times more stars. However, after you have experienced the best its impossible to be satisfied with anything less than magnificent. I am comparing my stay with a superb hotel in Barcelona named Hotel Duquesa de Cardona. Rome Times Pros Very clean Great location Rome Times Cons * Terrace needs remodeling .. very sad space. * Front desk was polite but seemed forced * Breakfast Buffett was limited but even worse the food was always cold. They need to find a way to keep the food warm. * Hotel room was clean but had odd smell. The hotel staff in Barcelona made you feel like royalty 24/7 and for less price even! To Rome Times Management: If you want to improve your hotel then I suggest you send a Manager to hotel Duquesa to experience their staff, their room welcoming decor, the Buffett variety and wait staff. Good luck

Rome Times Hotel is one of the best hotels I've ever been to. Here you can experience how the Roman life of Augustus or Trajanus must have been, but then in modern times. The hotel is with no doubt the most renovated hotel in the city of Rome. The interior is very luxurios but very warm. It has a very nice atmosphere and all people of the staff are such loving people. In particular the lobby boys. The rooms are very luxurios too, with very(!) comfortable king size beds and rain showers. It was very clean and they make up your bed very neat every day. There is a fine mini bar and the first night the water is for free! The breakfast is the best breakfast we had during our two week vacation in Italy. It had everything: normal bread, sweet bread, fruit, eggs, sausages. vegetables, yoghurt and any kind of drinks. You definitely have to try the cappuccino in this hotel. We drank this every morning and when we visit the best coffee bar in the city we discovered that they tasted the same. This means that you can drink the best cappucchino here every morning! I've had the best time thanks to this hotel and if that's even't enough. We received a jar of cookies when we checked out. Just so sweet! Many thanks!

I could not wish for a better location in Rome. Close to Via del Boschetto, to Centro Storico, to Via Nazionale and to all important seeings. The hotel is modern, clean and fresh. Good breakfast. Complementary minibar with different beverages and some snacks. Coffee and tea. Good bed, good AC, nice wardrobe and THE BEST shower ever! Also price wasn't bad at all!

Stayed here while in Rome during Christmas week. The hotel and room were very nice and had a modern feel. The room was a good size, didn't feel as small as in other places we stayed in Europe. The staff was helpful whenever we needed any help. Our only dislike was that we had no control of AC/heat. It was winter and cool outside, but the room felt a little stuffy without air circulation. We were allowed to open the huge window in the room, but it was very noisy outside when we did so. The hotel was in a good location. There were several restaurants, shops, train station, etc. nearby and we were able to walk almost everywhere we visited in Rome. Overall we wouldn't mind staying here again.

I recently had the opportunity to visit Rome, and throughly enjoyed my stay at the Rome Times Hotel. There were so many aspects of this hotel that made my visit to Rome truly special and enjoyable. I feel that many of the other hotels around today should model their behavior and customer service over that of the Rome Times Hotel. We initially chose this hotel because of its location and proximity to many of the attractions that Rome has to offer. This was my first visit to the city, and this hotel was in an ideal and centralized location. Many of the most popular sites in Rome were within walking distance of the hotel location and not more than a few minutes walk (even in the rain), such as the beautiful Trevi Fountain, the Spanish Steps, and the Pantheon. The Colosseum was also close by, but we personally opted to take a tour because we wanted to learn more about the history of some of the historical locations that are present. Apart from the amazing location of this hotel, was the phenomenal staff that was present to help us with any questions or anything that we needed help with at all. We were always greeted with a friendly "hello" from the moment that we checked into the hotel, and they do a great job of remembering who you are. For example, when we got back to the hotel after a tour, they would ask us how it went and what we thought about the experience. Every night, they would call our room to ask us if we needed anything and to make sure that our stay there was going okay. Little steps like this show how much a business truly cares about its customers, and it really made a positive impact on our stay. The decor and the rooms itself were also very modern and beautiful. There were hard wood floors in the room, and ours came with a balcony with a stunning view overlooking the city. There was plenty of space in one room for a group of four people. The bedding was also quite comfortable and allowed for a nice rest after a long day outside. Another amazing part of this hotel is that they serve a complementary breakfast with your stay for every morning that you are there. It was a buffet breakfast that was served near the bar area of the lobby, but very convenient because you wouldn't have to worry about going out and looking for somewhere to eat first thing in the morning. There were a nice selection of breads, juices, meats, cheeses, and cereal that were available to us. It definitely made the stay all the more enjoyable. Overall, I would love to come back here again if I have the chance to return to Rome, and I would definitely recommend this place to any of my friends or family members who are planning a visit! With their exceptional and superior service, returning here for a stay is an easy decision!

Wonderful service! The staff is just fantastic. The breakfast was good, but the cappuccino was amazing. When I return to Rome I will be staying here again! Nice room and bathroom.

This was the last stop of our four city Europe trip so I was not in the most patient mood. We traveled from the train station by subway to the closest stop to our hotel. It was not as simple as some of the other cities we went to but after we finally reached the hotel I was more than happy. The room was perfect size with a nice large shower with a rain style shower head, my favorite. The first round of mini-fridge treats were complementary which was very nice as we used them as snacks on our walks out in the city. It was not the most amazing view but being tucked away from the main street was ideal as it was nice and quiet. The staff was very nice and helpful. The breakfast was a large spread and was very tasty! The location is pretty good. It appears to be a very safe area. We traveled by public transportation and although the buses were extremely undependable I never felt unsafe or uncomfortable walking around. There were a few food places near by that we really enjoyed but generally we traveled to other areas to eat. I would highly recommend this place.

Overall, our 2 stays were good. This is a small, boutique hotel, which is clean, attractive and very conveniently located. The hotel staff are all polite, professional and welcoming. The rooms are on the small side, have the worst lighting I've ever seen in a hotel of this class, but do have comfortable beds. Breakfast, which was included consisted of a buffet in a nice area across from reception. The buffet was mediocre. They ran out of things requiring guests to notify them several times, which is not professional. The assortment offered was good, however. I noticed comments in other reviews about difficulty contacting the hotel. They are 100% true. Once you book your reservation it was my experience there was no way to reach them other than through email, which could take quite some time to receive a response back. One would think a Rome hotel would have a toll-free number for worldwide contact.

Our first trip to Rome as we were prepping for a cruise on the med sea and we found this place on expedia and knew the location looked good but had no idea how FANTASTIC this hotel would be!!! We stayed 2 nights prior to the cruise and 2 nights post and it was fabulous! Very clean! Great restaurant for evening with cool setting and a wonderful breakfast buffet. Modern yet cozy! I cannot recommend this hotel more and i will admit im super picky and freaked out about hotels. Might i add the front desk employees were very very courteous and helpful and spoke English nicely. Perfecto!!!!

Excellent hotel with comfortable beds and attentive staff. Location was central with great eatery near by. Be careful with info from concierge. Their estimation of time and distance to get places can be wrong. Some of their restaurant recommendations were simply not good. Also, be sure to request a taxi early and be prepared to pay more due to the advance request. This wasn't explained properly to us during our visit.

everything you could need, in a perfect location. -Rooms are spacious enough, modern, with updated bathrooms complete with bidets. -easily walkable to/from all major attractions -excellent customer service -Buffet breakfast complete with ordered drinks -"fitness center" is scant, but exists and spacious -hotel feels upscale and is an amazing value Would definitely recommend and definitely stay again

Very nice hotel with excellent customer service. You get a welcome drink, a phone you can use as you travel through the city, and delicious breakfast. We will stay here again when we come to Rome in the future.

This has to be one of the best hotels in Rome. The room we had was spacious by European standards. All of the staff was very attentive and helpful. The location is centralized to the ruins and Trevi fountain and the wine! They must have a hundred different types of wine or more. The breakfast is fantastic too. A special shout out to Eugenio who is a fantastic bartender who can craft a mean old fashioned and is super friendly. I highly recommend making this your home when in Rome.

clean, very well located, excellent staff, good breakfast, stocked refrigerator, Excellent restaurant right next door. I highly recommend staying here.

Just a fantastic time in Rome aided in part by a stay at this wonderful Hotmail in the heart of the downtown area. Thoughtful service and well appointed rooms.

Both Rome Times and Rome Life are wonderful hotels in a great location. They are just around the corner from each other and under same ownership. Modern and comfortable without the sterile feel of a Hilton or Marriott. Easy walk to Trajan's Market, Spanish Steps, Palazzo Doria Pamphilij and other sites. Breakfast is extensive and included. I will stay here again!

This hotel is in a great location with most of the attractions within walking distance. The service of the staff could use improvement. The room however was nice, updated and modern. Breakfast could use improvement and only offered a few items. There is a family owned bakery/store next door that sells pastries and sandwiches at a reasonable price. Despite the monotone staff, the hotel is in a great location and the rooms are really nice.

This hotel was fantastic. I asked for a balcony room and I actually got it. The view was lovely. The staff more than happy to help you and even printed vouchers I needed for tours. The breakfast was delicious. Also, it was a close walk to almost everything

Stayed at both the Rome Times Hotel and their sister Rome Life Hotel (located around the corner) during recent stay in Rome. Both hotels have identical modern decor, breakfast service, amenities, renovated rooms. Complimentary snacks and water/soda/juice provided (small fridges in each room). There was a safe provided that was large enough for laptop computer. Wi-fi was free and reliable. Breakfast was also provided daily; the spread was amazing and delicious - eggs, bacon, sausage, meats, cheeses, freshly baked bread and pastries, cereal, pancakes, fresh vegetables and fruit, cappucino/espresso, etc. Rome Times Hotel had smaller rooms with smaller beds. Fabulous bathroom with tub and rain shower, toilet and bidet. Rome Times also was on a noisier street and the noise from the bar carried up the stairway to the rooms. Rome Times room rate was about $75 cheaper than Rome Life. Would rate the Rome Times a 4 star and Rome Life 5 star. Both hotels are centrally located near major tourist attractions and the train station, but in a quieter neighborhood away from the tourist and bar crowds.