Residenza Cellini

il giudizio è eccellente in considerazione dei servizi offerti, della cordialità dello staff e dell'ottimo rapporto qualità prezzo. la zona è centralissima e le stanze sono molto silenziose. ho soggiornato al 5 piano del palazzo in camere ristrutturate e ben arredate.

Sweetest ladies at the desk!! They were amazing!

I’ve never been to Rome so didn’t quite know what to expect for accommodations other than what I’ve read online, and was pleasantly surprised by this hotel and the accuracy of the reviews. The room was impeccable and quite large for a European hotel of its age. The hotel is within a 10 minute walk from the train station, and although it is located on a side street off a busy avenue (on the 3rd floor), I hardly heard the traffic, even when I had the windows open. The room’s shower could be problematic for larger guests or those with mobility issues as it’s one of those “standing coffin” types, but there was good water pressure and even temperature. The hotel is also located within easy walking distance to many of the popular sites. (The metro and cabs are readily accessible for those who may have difficulty walking, and there is a lift inside the building). The staff at the hotel are exceptional—very pleasant and accommodating, and are eager to make recommendations of things to do while in Rome. They booked restaurant reservations for me and offered advice on a range of topics, from how to avoid pickpockets to best places to shop for certain items. All spoke English fluently. I highly recommend this hotel.

Lovely room and very kind and helpful staff. Mediocre breakfast. There’s a baker just down the road and I wound suggest they at least provide daily fresh crispy bread and fresh croissants.

This was our second stay at Residezia Cellini and if we are lucky enough to visit Rome again we will be sure to stay there. The lady at the front desk named Christine was very helpful and we were surprised to learn she was new st the hotel. She went out of her way to help us. She provided maps and directions to the places we wanted to visit. It has a charming elevator cage like the one in Audrey Hepburn’s movie Charades. The Cellini was very convenient for people arriving or departing by train.