Spagna Royal Suite

A sala é um pouco antiga, mas a localização é muito conveniente e perto da praça. O espaço é suficiente e o serviço é muito entusiasmado. É recomendado para quem procura valor CP.

O hotel que encontrei tinha pontos positivos e negativos. No geral foi bom o suficiente, mas teria preferido melhor! O funcionário da recepção foi ótimo. Você entra no hotel por outra porta e sente um cheiro de mofo. O quarto era bom o suficiente. Antigo - não moderno. Estava tudo bem no quarto. Não uau e pouco sinal de modernidade. A localização é excelente e como eu disse a equipe é muito simpática. Nenhuma grande reclamação minha, apenas boa o suficiente

Hotel location great. Hotel is great to. But there is no customer service at all. You can be yeled at front desk mostly by Federica if even she gave correct name. She is very rude and unprofessional. She doesn't care about any thing just rude and that's it.

Beautifully decorated boutique hotel with each room having its own theme. In the heart of Rome just steps from Fontana di Trevi, Piazza Spagna & the best shopping & restaurants. Great reception staff, super friendly & helpful. A fabulous lounge for your evening cocktail with great music. I love this hotel.

I traveled alone to Rome in June and stayed at Royal Spagna suites. This is the perfect getaway. Close to great shopping and restaurants. The staff was welcoming and helpful with all my needs. They have a great little piano lounge, great for drinks after your days roaming around the city. I loved my room. The bed was comfortable and the bathroom was large everything was very clean. I would absolutely recommend this hotel. I felt safe and had plenty of privacy. I can’t wait to return!

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Not recommended, we got a small room, not as the pictures were. The toilets square shape, not compatible, the showers looked very bad. We paid extra for my 7 years old son to sleep on a sofa !!! Small and not comfortable, very disappointed with the way the manager handled it when i told him, he said that i booked only for 2 nights, so after 1 day it’s not possible to change the room.

Masimmo the owner and Orit were so attentive and the service was amazing, the location was amazing just round the corner from the Spanish steps. The hotel is wonderfully quirky and the bar attached to it is a lovely intimate bar.

We had a double-double and the setup was almost like two separate rooms; there was a dividing wall with a queen bed on one side with a couch and tv, and a queen bed on the opposite side with a tv and full bathroom, giving both some privacy yet being together. Locate on the narrow Via Mario de Flori, the hotel is in what was once a Vatican property. The hotel has a lift, so moving luggage was not an issue. Each floor of the hotel has a different theme in the public areas, which was unique. The reception area doubles as a lounge in the evening with a piano bar. Plenty of restaurants near buy, as well as high-end shopping. To the north of the hotel was the Piazza del Popolo, to the south the Trevi Fountain. We walked to most places - the Pantheon, Monument to Victor Emmanuel II, Piazza del Popolo, Piazza Colonna, and the Borghese Gardens. The Vatican is just three Metro stops from the Spagna station. If there is a negative, it is a slight one; the plumbing gave off a slight odor, and you must be aware of the one-way traffic on the narrow street in front of the hotel.