Hotels near Acquasantiera dei due capitelli, Rome

Front desk Staff are helpful and welcoming. They are able to communicate well in English. Rooms are a bit tight but workable for 2 people. The hotel is located in a residential area close to a bus stop and train station (approx 10 minutes walk to local subway station). It is a 5 minute ride to Vatical Museum station (short walk from there). Similarly, you can take a train (with one change) and reach Colosseum in approx 25 minutes. Metro/subway train connects well to most tourist spots. You can either pruchase 1.50 Euros per ride or get a daily pass. I would recommend this hotel who does not mind a 10 minute walk to station (safe neighbourhood). Since it is in a quiet residential area, not too many restaurant options.

The service is very dedicated, the room is very clean, the facilities are very good, and I feel very comfortable staying here. Breakfast is also very rich. It feels generally very humane.

This hotel was great. It was our first time in Rome and we loved the location and our room. The staff were so friendly and helpful. The bed was comfortable, the room was clean from floor to ceiling, and the bathroom was both clean and seemed newly renovated. We really enjoyed coming back here everyday after a full day of walking and sightseeing. The neighborhood around the hotel is incredibly beautiful and safe. We loved walking across the river from there and just soaking up the city. Lots of great cafes around, even several across the street and on the same block. We had friends staying in a different area of Rome's city center and it was run down and dumpy where they were staying. I loved being in this neighborhood which is much nicer and much cleaner. I would stay here again without hesitation.

I stayed here for 5 nights because I wanted to go to the Vatican for a night walk. The location is very close to Castel Sant'Angelo, 10-15 minutes to the Vatican, and 10 minutes to Lepanto station. If you go to the main street (Via Cola di Rienzo), it will be crowded, but the area around the hotel is quiet. The bus from the airport stops near the hotel (vatican stop). At check-in, we were assigned a terrace room with a view of St. Peter's Basilica. All the staff will greet you pleasantly. The rooms are very spacious and the air conditioning works well. Cleanliness, etc. is a four-star average. Amenity was prepared one way, and there were slippers and bathrobe, too. I personally didn't like the quality of the shampoo and conditioner. Breakfast was especially rich with fresh juices. The bad point is that there was only one day at the breakfast venue where I thought the washing was not easy because there was lipstick left on the washed cup.

We stayed at Hotel ISA for 12 nights, and couldn't have picked a better location. It was in walking distance to many of the sights, and convenient to the Metro. The breakfast on the terrace was wonderful with a great view and variety of food. All of the staff were friendly and helpful. The air conditioning was not on yet (which we found out is normal for Europe this time of year), and we requested a fan for our room. Within an hour or 2 they had delivered a floor fan which was a big help sleeping at night. The room was also equipped with soundproof widows. There are also many restaurants and gelato places near by for convenience. I would like to thank the staff for making our stay great, and I would not hesitate to recommend this hotel.

The location is really good, the water and drinks in the minibar are enough to drink, but the parking actually costs 35 euros a day, no matter how many hours you park. Breakfast is on the ground floor, not satisfactory.

We enjoyed our stay here. It was only a 15 euro taxi ride from the train station (and 55 euros to the airport). This hotel is outside of the hustle and bustle of the center city but everything is an easy walk across the bridge. There is good public transportation in Rome but we only used it for our trips from the train station and to the airport this time. Our longest walk was to the Roman Forum and Colosseum. That’s a beautiful walk. When we checked it we were assigned the two rooms (114,115) mentioned in a critical review just recently posted on TripAdvisor. I had no problem with the shower. Temperature and water pressure are both very good. I know how to take a shower (no water on the floor). I like the location of this hotel. The room was very quiet with no barking dogs. I was wary after reading that previous review and brought it up on check in. I was told to give the hotel the benefit of the doubt and was assured if we had any issues they would take care of us immediately. Everything was just fine. I stand by my five star review.

Great location, efficient speedy check-in. Super comfy mattress & pillows. Loved breakfast and gazing at the starry ceiling of the former chapel. John from the front desk provided excellent help for procuring a sim and lending me a charger. Breakfast was simple and delicious. Attentive service and good ambiance. I highly recommend this hotel for the friendly service and clean spacious room. Super quiet for resting and close to shopping galore and fountain, steps etc… would come again for sure!

My sister, brother-in-law, and I stayed at Hotel Manfredi in early November 2022 and we could not ask for more in a hotel. My hotel room was perfect, roomy, and comfortable; after a long day out, it was great to come ”home” (yes, I thought of it as my home in Rome). The breakfast, which we were lucky to enjoy a few mornings was delicious (it's not just a donut and coffee - I mean I am talking a full spread including eggs, tarts, cheeses, bacon, hash browns and more) so filling that we could skip lunch, which saved more money to spend on dinners. The staff was very kind and attentive to our needs. When my brother-in-law suddenly had a health issue, Roberta came to the room to make sure he was ok. He needed a doctor later and the hotel staff helped arranged for one to come to the hotel room! Made a scary time, less scary. This review is long over due. I will be returning to Rome soon, and I know Hotel Manfredi is where I want to stay. And did I mention that it is in a beautiful historic building? The wide elegant stairs are gorgeous and makes you think you are in another time. The hotel location is fantastic on Via Margutta, very near to where parts of a ”Roman Holiday” was filmed. The hotel is less than a 5 minute walk to the Spanish Steps. I also enjoyed the Italian tradition of passeggiata after dinner every evening - I didn't gain one pound even though I was eating upwards of three gelatos a day, and a huge amount of pasta. You feel safe walking around the area because everything is still mostly open after dinner and lots of people are out strolling or eating again. The food in Rome is amazing, but I don't have to tell prospective travelers that!! Come to Rome and stay at the Hotel Manfredi! I will again soon.

We spent 3 nights after our cruise at Hotel Albani. The location was outside the Aurelian Wall, but in a wonderful neighborhood full of shops and cafes, and very close to the Borghese Gallery. The staff was friendly, and our room was spotless and very quiet in spite of having a school group in the hotel with us. Our patio overlooked the neighboring villa. The mattress was very firm and not super comfortable. At check-in we were given a gigantic key chain and metal key, but we just took the huge keychain off so we didn't have to carry it around. The bar was not great - mostly no one was there. We didn't try the breakfast, opting to have cornetts and espresso at the cafe a block away instead.