Best Pet Friendly Hotels in Rome

The location of this hotel is perfect for anyone looking to stay close to the main attractions here in Rome. I booked the Basic Single Room and it was very spacious and comfortable for single travelers. The price may seem high but the location, service, and safety makes up for it. There is a police presence outside the hotel as your right by the Parliament adding a sense of safety throughout the day. The front desk was very helpful and respectful at check in and check out. If I ever come back to Rome and it’s in my budget I will definitely highly consider staying here again.

Warm heart, convenient, thanks for the arrangement

I stayed for four nights straight, so I think I'm pretty qualified to give an opinion. The location is great; it's a 5-minute walk to the train station and a 10-minute walk to the metro. Once I got my bearings, I primarily used the bus since there's a bus stop right outside. One route goes directly to Termini, and another goes near the Colosseum, both taking about 20-30 minutes. The hotel breakfast was good, and the room was quiet. There's also a pizza place and a small convenience store right across from the hotel.

The pros are that the room is very spacious. This room type has a large terrace, but we didn't get to use it. The terrace door wasn't sealed properly, so there was a draft and it wasn't soundproof. The facilities are complete, and the hotel service is good. They offer free luggage storage, and the front desk staff are friendly. The cons are that it's close to the road, so it can be quite noisy at night, making it hard to sleep. There was also an odor near the toilet in the bathroom, which might indicate it wasn't cleaned thoroughly. Additionally, it's a bit far from the subway station.

Great communication with Stefania regarding our arrival at the hotel. The location is ideal for exploring Rome, very close to the metro, or for quickly grabbing an electric bike or scooter. The room is very clean with everything you need, in a pleasant building. In short... highly recommended and a place to remember for a future visit with my partner. Grazie Stefania...

This hotel is super convenient, literally just a left turn out of Termini Station. It's a small place, very old-school, and while the rooms are simple, they're spotless. There's a charming courtyard right outside the front desk, which I sadly didn't get to enjoy because I was always on the go. I booked a room with breakfast included, and it was excellent value for money. The area is on a main street, so it feels very safe, and it's incredibly easy to hop on various public transport options from Termini. I'd definitely recommend it for solo travelers visiting Rome for the first time – it's safe and hassle-free.

The location is fantastic! It's only a 10-minute walk from the train station. From the station, you can take line A to the Vatican, and just a 3-minute walk left from the hotel, you can catch line B to the Colosseum. Basically, you can see all the main attractions in two days by taking four metro rides. Breakfast is included, though the taste is just so-so. You can also store your luggage, and for this price, it's really great value for money.

The staff are very friendly, and the breakfast is decent. It's located quite outside the city limits, so the trains stop running after midnight, so you'll need to take a taxi. However, if you're planning to commute before then, it's a perfect place to stay. The newly opened Metro C Line takes you to the Colosseum in just 25 minutes, no transfers required. The room condition is excellent for the price, and it's very nice. I really recommend it.

The room is clean, people are very comfortable, good breakfast! The hotel is antique but they have been well treated, inside the bathroom finds the toothpaste, dental stick, soap, etc. There is no mini bar. The night is very quiet. The area near the University, there are restaurants, bars, supermarkets, very easy to add to the bus, metro. Excellent quality- price, I advise you!

This was the first hotel I stayed at during my trip to Italy. The ”mountain lodge” was actually just a series of small wooden cabins, each containing only a bed and basic bedding. The shared bathroom and toilet were a 100-meter walk away, and the reception desk was 200 meters away. Aside from a pizzeria and a T-bone steakhouse, there were no other shops nearby, requiring a 2-kilometer walk. Although the lodge offered one shuttle bus each morning and evening, getting around was extremely inconvenient unless you had your own car. When I arrived, a local Italian gentleman was dropping someone off. Thinking I was using a ride-hailing service and asking for a price, he simply asked my destination and took me there for free. I don't know how I would have gotten there without meeting him; I was incredibly grateful. I strongly advise against travelers staying at this lodge, as transportation and dining options are extremely inconvenient.