Sina Bernini Bristol

Sina Bernini Bristol, Autograph Collection is an amazing hotel with an excellent location, making it easy to explore the city. The rooms are beautifully designed and very comfortable, providing a luxurious experience. What truly stood out during our stay was the exceptional service from the front desk staff. They were incredibly warm and welcoming, making us feel right at home. A special thanks to Sara for her outstanding hospitality—she was extremely kind, helpful, and went above and beyond to ensure our stay was perfect. Thank you, Sara, and the entire team for making our visit so memorable. We highly recommend this hotel and look forward to staying here again!

I spend 2 nights before a cruise at the Sina Bernini Bristol hotel. It's located near the Trevi fountain and Spanish steps, and opposite a stop for some of the HOHO buses. ||One thing to note is that this hotel is older, all the rooms are very different and it's made up of a few buildings so that even though there's a lift, several actually, you may STILL have to navigate up/down 6-9 steps to get to your room which I didn't know beforehand and was rather annoying.||After some initial misunderstandings with staff (I didn't feel welcome at first, and at one point, a doorman followed me around and made me feel like he thought I wasn't a guest, I had a nice stay but I won't return, mainly due to the physical layout of the hotel and other small things, like no one told me that I had to insert my key into a hard to find spot to turn on the lights.||I did get upgraded to a suite for my birthday which was nice, and the breakfast room staff kindly added a candle to a bombolono (little donut) in honor of my birthday so that was super nice.||The room was clean and fairly quiet, with a large bathroom, sitting area and comfortable bed. I will say that the prices for food and drinks in the hotel and at the surrounding restaurants were quite a bit higher than those in facilities closer to the other hotel I stayed in (Hotel Lancelot, by the Colosseum, in a more residential area) so that was a bummer. WIFI worked fairly well and the hotel did have a lot of TV channel options, though not many in English and no US channels if I recall. (SO watching American football in Italy, on a German channel with German play by play was fun!) Not all rooms have A/C that functions all the time either, so if you're always hot, be sure to ask for a room with A/C.||The breakfast, which I selected as my Bonvoy Elite amenity was very good with plenty of variety to satisfy both European and American palates. I loved the MYO waffles! And I always appreciate a good mimosa as well.||I did enjoy my stay and the hotel is very nice, it just wasn't a good fit for me personally. I had very high expectations and I was a little let down initially. Again, many love this property but I can also understand those who do not. If you want a nicely located hotel in a convenient, albeit a more expensive part of Rome, then this might be your place. But if you're looking to have your socks knocked off with service and luxury, you may be disappointed.

Rooms are smaller and older in Europe if your American. Once you get past that, you should be good. Our 1st room had a plumbing issue so we asked for another and within 30 minutes they switched us to a lovely remodeled room. Staff is kind and had a wonderful heart of service so no complaints.

One of the best hotel experiences I have ever had. The staff was so kind and helpful, especially Sara at the Front Desk and Mauro at the Concierge Desk. They upgraded me to a full suite which was super quiet, spacious and nicely appointed with every amenity imaginable including nightly turn down service, chocolates on our pillows and slippers laid out next to the bed. The bed was really comfortable and the bathroom huge with two sinks. The gym was lovely and well equipped. The location right on Piazza Bernini was perfect, walking distance to the Vatican (4k, and the Coliseum (2k), tons of shopping, amazing restaurants, bustling nightlife. Lovely rooftop bar/restaurant overlooking all of Rome. Highly recommend, absolutely not one negative! Loved it and look forward to returning!

This was the most luxurious hotel we've ever stayed at. The service was impeccable. This was our last stop in Europe after a long vacation, so we were getting a little tired, and this was the perfect place to end it to relax. We ordered room service twice and the food was amazing. The location is perfect, it's walkable to multiple sightseeing locations, great food, and shopping. Our flight to leave for the airport on our final day was quite early on a Sunday morning, and we didn't realize there would be very few taxis available at that hour because the discos had just closed! Grazio at the front desk was amazingly helpful at advising us and helping us find transportation.

Our room was large and quite comfortable. Staff were courteous and helpful. We very much enjoyed the excellent breakfast buffet. For those who use the metro, the hotel is very well situated, only a few steps from the Barberini station. We'd recommend avoiding rooms overlooking the Plaza Barberini because of street noise, especially on a Saturday night.

I am here now. The hotel is amazing! The doors are framed with marble, the walls have a suede like material on them, the doors in leather. The on-site breakfast was fantastic, the staff amazingly warm and friendly. I spend >150 nights per year in a hotel and this has to be a top 5 of my lifetime. I was upgraded to a corner suite and am enjoying every minute here at the hotel. Note: The subway entrance is literally on the corner, making travel easy.

Just not a 5 star as advertised. The support staff (restaurants, bar, housekeeping, porters) were very good. However, the front desk seemed bothered by what appeared to be mostly American guests. Example, my wife asked for change from larger bills to smaller bills, and told “go have the bartender do it”. Asked bartender, and he did not have change, so asked again at desk and told they probably cannot do that , and my wife responded it’s for your staff, and they suddenly could. That’s a simple request that you would expect a 5 star hotel to accommodate all day long. I also found room descriptions misleading, as an urban view is an alley/small street simply looking at another building(pretty much zero view). Finally, with mostly American guests (I understand Italian aperitif hours) surprised the best asset of the hotel (rooftop bar view, which was amazing) was closed until after sundown (really wanted an afternoon drink and to enjoy the view in the sunlight, plus it was a bit chilly after sundown in November). Room was nice, with a very nice en suite (water closet and separate shower and closet areas).

The room was a little tight but had all the essentials. The rooftop had great views of the city. Included breakfast was good and had a good selection. The woman checking me in was very nice and made me want to come back again.

We were lucky to get a room in the Hotel Bernini during post-pandemic peak season here in Rome. It's a crowded time of year! Located in the Piazza Barberini, the hotel is centrally located and in good walking distance to many sights: i.e.the Spanish Steps, Trevi Fountain, Pantheon, Coloseum and Borghese Park. We booked a deluxe King room with terrace. It was 100° the day we landed in Rome - June 22nd. Yes, Summer Solstice! Thankfully they have great AC! There's a lovely rooftop restaurant and bar we took advantage of in the evenings. Plus breakfast room. We tend to venture out mostly for breakfast (cappuccino please!) and dinner. People watching in-between escaping the heat. Drink plenty of water. There are fountains everywhere in Roma! Concierge and restaurant staff were very friendly and helpful. *Housekeeping could be better though.* Note: I always bring wipes and sanitizer being a germaphobe. I need everything super clean! (wink) ;) **Sina Bernini Bristol Hotel is affiliated with Marriott Bonvoy brand ** We are having a wonderful time. Looking forward to Puglia. Dolce vita! Grazie mille per aver letto! Thank you so much for reading.

Great Marriott property! We only stayed here 1 night but we found it to be a great location. Very close walking distance to Trevi Fountain and the Pantheon. About 30 min walk to the Colosseum and 25 min to the large shopping area. The rooms were a good size, the air conditioning worked well. The breakfast was a surprisingly large offering with made to order coffee drinks included! The rooftop view is epic. I would definitely stay here again!

You are paying for location and nice bellman. Do not stay in room 60 it's extremely hot even with w fan. The door does not properly shut either. Only half our luggage was delivered and found hairs that are not mine in the shower.

When you book a 5 star hotel you have high expectations. They were not met here. Staff did not offer water upon arrival and a very loud alarm went off in our room we went down stairs to report than sat in the lobby for about 30 minutes. No one told us when we could go back up to our room. Hotel was conveniently located but I would recommend staying else where.

fantastic location, just steps away from a subway stop and a convenient taxi stand. The hallways were adorned with beautiful artwork, creating an intimate atmosphere. Room 510 was spacious and featured a luxurious bed with good pillows. I appreciated the shower stall instead of a tub, although the water pressure was lacking. The bathroom was a decent size with a double sink, and the provided soaps and extras were plentiful and fragrant. Clever storage solutions helped maximize space in the room. The complimentary water and pear and apricot juice were a nice touch and tasted delicious. The staff was incredibly accommodating and even flawlessly presented my son's birthday cake. However, light sleepers may be bothered by noise from the hallways and street. Despite this, I thoroughly enjoyed my stay, especially considering we used rewards. However, the peak season pricing may not be justified by the overall experience. The WiFi was impressively quick for those who value connectivity.

Great hotel. English speaking staff, great rooms and lovey frescos. Helpful with a dinner reservation. Cinzia at the front desk was a particular help with getting us out. Wonderful app lace and location to spend a night very close to Rome.

Definitely not an 'Iconic Luxury Hotel'!!! Avoid this hotel it's horrible and I think they may be a little anti gay. We were told pretty much to get off the rooftop bar, they were sold out of drinks. They weren't, we went to bar in lobby and ordered the same drink. We spent an equivalent of almost 5K for 4 nights of horrible service. AC that didn't work properly! Moldy welcome fruit. They almost took our luggage to another room, luckily we saw it and stopped it. We checked out early to head to another property thankfully with a much better and cheaper experience even.

I stayed here for four nights and had fully pre-paid. Upon checkout I was not told of any pending charges but was then charged over $2,000 for no reason and the hotel will not provide any details. Very disappointing.