“A wonderful respite”

After a very disappointing hotel in Amsterdam and a better, but still not very good one in London, the Principessa was a delight. We had one of the recently remodeled rooms, and they were gorgeous. Big, airy, huge bath, a lovely triple for me and my two teens. The staff were helpful, kind, gracious and charming. I can't say enough about a very pleasant stay. Near the Via Veneto, and a grocery and some good little restaurants all within a couple blocks. Beautiful area, fairly quiet.

“good price with good location”

Everything was good, except the breakfast,

“Was a pleasant surprise”

We hoped that the hotel will be decent, for that price, and We had a pleasant surprise - the room was extremely comfortable and thougthfully decorated. (tab in the bath room, hair dryer, digital safe, TV, fridge, room was cleaned every day). The staff is nice. Breakfast was nice - not fancy, but with a variety and a nice to have in the morning before going out. The hotel is located on a quite street next to the Villa Burgees Park, and is in a walking distance from the Pantheon, Coliseum, and actually, most of the old citi of Rome. there is a good bus transportation , and the subway is not far away. There are many restaurants and cafes in the area. We walked from the hotel to the coliseum, and took the subway to the Vatican. I would definitely recommend that hotel. A guest told us that many rooms were renovated in order to get 4 stars. i suggest to make sure to have a renovated room.

“Highly recommended!”

Got a brand new renovated room with a balcony and an amazing view! The a/c was out of service but the balcony doors cooled the room. The hotel staff were very friendly and always happy to help. The hotel is in a very posh area of Rome. Breakfast is served from 7 - 10 but no fruit, otherwise very filling. Try taking a trip to Florence and Pisa is only an hour away from there.

“I would go back.”

Clean, friendly staff and a good location. Bus stop close by.

“Stay Here!”

Great place! I found the staff to be friendly, outgoing, and english-speaking. All were knowledgable about tourist attractions and offered tips on where the locals go (and where they don't). The rooms have been recently renovated in grand style. Some have AC, some don't (mine didn't)... though it was hot outside, if you use the windows and shutters like they're meant to be used, the room will be cool and pleasant at night (I was there in mid-June). Breakfasts were tradtional for the area, fresh, plentiful, and tasty; the dining area is cafe' like - well appointed and furnished yet comfortable and unassuming. It was easy to get to... I took the train from the airport to the termini, then a short bus ride on the 910 to the corner of Piemonte & Sardegna, a short stroll down Sardegna and I was there - total cost about 16 Euro. If you have alot of luggage, call ahead to the hotel, they will have a car waiting for you at the airport for the round-trip price of 45 Euro (taxis charge that or more one-way). There's plenty of bus and subway lines within a couple blocks that will take you anywhere you could possibly want to go.

“Off the beaten path”

We stayed at this hotel July 2009 for 6 nights. Clean room with airconditioning. We were in 326 (a triple). Very spacious. You can walk to many areas if you are in shape. San Marco is a lovely nearby restaurant but there is not much else in terms of eating/shopping. But quiet area and the aquaduct wall is nearby. Staff spoke English but some very limited.

“A great find near Villa Borghese”

The attentiveness of the staff made our trip even more enjoyable. The hotel is about a 15 minute walk from Termini and two blocks from Villa Borghese. The lobby is no indication of how lovely the rooms are. We look forward to visiting the Principessa Tea Hotel again soon. What an awesome find.

“Worked beautifully”

Nice little hotel - clean, friendly staff, right price

“Highly recommended”

Quiet neighbourhood, a short bus ride from Termini Station. Great buffet breakfast. We were in a very comfortable, recently renovated room. They do renovate from 8 to 5. There aren't a lot of restaurants but there is a small supermarket a few blocks away. The only fault is that there isn't a lot of soundproofing between rooms so if you're next door to some slobs, you'll know it.