VILLA DELLA FONTE GUESTHOUSE

Excellent location in Trastevere. The rooms were clean. Private and clean bathroom. The staff was really kind. They helped us to bring the baggage upstairs and we could leave the bags in the hotel until we had to take our train.

My family and I booked two rooms at Villa della Fonte after arriving in Rome from a 14-day cruise. We were exhausted and arrived several hours before check-in, but the staff were more than happy to hold our luggage and even guided us up to the rooftop to enjoy coffee and pastries. Incredibly responsive throughout our stay - they even helped book transfers and recommended spots to eat. Oh, and the location of the villa is incredible. Super walkable, safe, close to several cafes, restaurants and convenience stores. We will absolutely stay here again if we have another chance to visit Rome.

My partner and I really enjoyed our stay here. Great location, super friendly and courteous staff, and great value. We felt relaxed and welcomed, and every time we stepped outside we felt the exciting rush of the Trastevere neighborhood, surrounded by amazing restaurants.

Nice place, very clean and comfortable. The staff are very friendly and helpful! The place is in Trastevere, a characteristic neighbourhood of Rome, famous for its restaurants and I recommand it for your stay in Rome.

Beautiful single room, clean, has aircon! Lovely, helpful staff. Breakfast included, they provide lots of complimentary drinks in the room. Modern bathroom. Good price. Good area close to restaurants.

Wonderful in every way. The staff went out of their way to make my stay perfect. Delicious breakfast on the picturesque terrace. BEST coffee made by Krish. All provided the perfect way to start the day.

Such a cute hotel in a lively and fun neighborhood of Rome. The staff was incredibly kind, and our room was very clean and comfortable.

Villa della Fonte is a small hotel in the Trastevere neighborhood, with only 5 rooms according to their website. They also have a standalone apartment a few steps away from the hotel; the apartment is serviced and includes the hotel breakfast. The apartment was less expensive than a room during our timeframe, so we gladly took the opportunity for more room. The apartment has a full but small kitchen with basic cooking items, plus a microwave, full-size refrigerator, coffeemaker, and electric kettle. Thoughtfully, the refrigerator was stocked with two bottles of juice, two large bottles of mineral water, and three half-ish bottles of wine (prosecco, white, and red), along with one Peroni beer. It has two floors, with the kitchen, dining area, seating, and a full bathroom on the main level with the bedroom and full bathroom (with a small washing machine) on the second floor. The bed was comfortable, plently of storage space with a large closet and six drawer dresser. ||Breakfast is served 7:45-10:30am on the 2nd or 3rd floor of the hotel, you fill out a short order form and it is brought out when completed. We had it the first day and it was fine. Fresh croissant are delivered daily from a local bakery, eggs, lunchmeat, and a cheese plate are options as well. On our last full day, they brought over an order of the croissants as we had a 4:45am taxi pickup (the hotel arranged it for 65 euro, a premium over the "inside the wall" flat rate but sparing me the trouble). The front desk was unstaffed during the overnight hours, but a WhatsApp number was provided for emergencies. They also contacted us via WhatsApp a few times during our visit, to check if we needed anything or alert us of housekeeping. A sewer smell started coming from the bathroom on the main floor, getting strong enough where we needed to keep the door closed. We notified the hotel (after we checked out, it wasn't even noticeable the first few days). They said they were aware of the issue and were working to correct it.||The location in Trastevere worked well for us. We typically took public transit (bus or tram) to the first location of the day, walking from there and usually walking back to the hotel in the late afternoon / early evening. We had two dinner reservations during our visit, within a 20 minute walk from the hotel, and otherwise just picked one of the many places near the hotel.||The hotel owns a standalone restaurant literally around the corner from the apartment (sharing the exterior of the building) so there was a fair amount of sound well into the evening. The Basilica of Santa Maria is steps from the hotel / apartment. Unlike the other churches we stayed next to (just worked out that way), its bells chimed every 15 minutes all day and all night, some people may find that bothersome.