Vatican Style Rome

The hotel is very nice and exceptionally clean. It’s just a few minutes’ walk from the Vatican, making it a convenient choice for sightseeing. The staff are friendly and welcoming, especially the receptionist Maribeth, who provided outstanding service throughout our stay. Breakfast is served directly in your room, which adds a personal and comfortable touch to the experience. The bathroom is spotless and well-stocked with essential toiletries. Overall, we had a pleasant and comfortable stay, and I would highly recommend this hotel to anyone visiting the area.

Great location. Hostes very hospitable and helpful. Rooms may be slow but very decent for short stays. Impressed with breakfast and other services. Multilingual staff very helpful to tourists and kind. Room a bit dusty on areas that need attention like corners and shelves and bathroom nooks but beds properly made and clean so can’t complain . Will not hesitate to stay in this place again. Hope they maintain their good service and keep improving on how to make their already beautiful B n B a standout among all other rival hotels in the surrounding area.

I am loving every minute of my stay at the Vatican Style in Rome. They have excellent service and they are literally 2 minutes walk from Vatican City. This place is top of the list for me from now on whenever I visit Rome. I would not want to go elsewhere and I recommend this to anyone traveling here. It is close to everything!!! I can take the bus or train, rail, subway from here. The walk from the metro is about 5 minutes at my pace but for some it might take up to 8 minutes. I am glad that I insisted on this guest house when I booked with a travel agent. I know agents have their own places they work with, but I had done my research before hand and made sure to find a place close to the vatican with AC and WiFi and great service. They also have breakfast for a cost of 13euros per person in the room. Let me tell you… it is totally worth it!!!

Very convenient location. Vatican is only 5-10 min walk and the museums are only 15 mins. Uber the other attractions was easy. My only complaint is that the street noise kinda sucks and the inside is like rooms in an apartment. You can hear your neighbors coming and going.

You can’t beat the location but… If you think this is a hotel, think again. It’s more like a hostile but you at least have your own bathroom. It’s virtually unstaffed, there’s no lobby and no service really to speak of. They do clean your room every day which is nice though.

Great location as we need to visit Vatican for business and it's 3 min away. Good use of whatsapp to communicate with hotel staff. Room is well equipped and clean. Good value for money.

It's 5 minutes away from Vatican which is where we need to be. Breakfast is a pleasant surprise which are brought to your room at the time you preferred with 24 hours notice. The staff are helpful and best way to find them is through whatsapp.

First time to Rome, picked this hotel based on location and reviews. Although it is not a "normal american hotel" like Marriott, it is a nice, new room, all marble bathroom, I like softer beds, this one was firm but surprisingly comfortable. We had jet tub in room, small, good for soaking feet after walking, have to be short to enjoy it as a tub, like 5'3. Street is somewhat noisy during the day, but very quiet at night, as someone else noted, no restaurants below = less noise. Staff is very helpful. I had emailed them ahead of time and they promptly answered my questions. Easiest way to get there from FCO was by taxi, rome has flat rate $50E, to most areas within rome walls from fco. 5 min walk to St. Peters Basilica, 10 to vatican museum entrance. I would recommend this hotel. Some notes on getting around if you want to read on: We used busses most of our 3 days, touch and pay on phone was super easy and cheap, $1.70E every ride, you scan your gpay on bus card reader once you get on. We did take metro train to get near borghese gallery, was ok. Bus was better in my opinion, but you usually ride for a few stops to get where you are going. Farthest we went was to coloseum, probably 6 stops and took 45 minutes, but it is cool to see the city this way. Very safe and clean. Google maps will shop public transportation times to destinations and where you need to walk too in order to catch the bus or metro. They list multiple bus numbers on Google, that doesn't mean you have to change busses, it simply shows two different bus options at same times. Each station stop offers routes on posts at stop. Plan on walking too, easiest way to get around by far, but busses offer some breaks if needed. Enjoy Rome!