“Rome's Best Bed and Breakfast”

We recently spent four nights in October at the Hotel Settembre 95 in Rome. THIS IS THE PLACE YOU WANT TO STAY if: you want a convenient location(10 min. walk from Termini ; near bus stops; if you like to walk, near popular sights, near two very good restaurants plus Trattoria Andrea: great food and service!); if you want excellent rates; if you want a quiet neighborhood (near the Treasury Building, the British Consulate and Porta Pia);if you want great security (we were given keys for the front door, the elevator, the staircase door, if necessary, plus the room key) if you want polite, competant management (Alessandro was extremely helpful!); if you want cleanliness (spotless bathroom,hair dryer, two large Egyptian cotton towels, not changed [most people don't change their home towels daily!], plus hand towels, [changed daily], sheets changed twice (fine for us); if you want basic amenities (small flat screen TV, small refrigerator, armoire); if you want a decent continental breakfast in a pleasant setting (breakfast included fresh pastry plus pre-packaged pastry, fruit juice, yogurt, coffee, tea and hot chocolate). Most people come to Rome to see the sights and not spend time in their hotel rooms. We chose this six room B&B because of very favorable internet reviews. It is located in a renovated palatio with basic but adequate furnishings. We couldn't have been happier!

“Highlight of our trip”

Wonderful hotel. Gracious staff. Immaculate room and newly renovated ensuite. Fresh and clean. Safe location. Secure building. Within walking distance of Forum, Coliseum, Vatican, Spanish Steps, etc. Five-minute walk from train station, but exit train station from Marsala Street and follow directions carefully. Highlight of our trip.

“Ok for a night or two.”

The hotel is not very central. It is a quarter of an hour away from Termini Station. The hotel room was clean exept for the toilet seat cover from underneath. It had not been cleaned properly. The bed was comfortable and the air conditioning was perfect because room is very small. Breakfast was poor - a croissant, a packet with two pieces of toast, and jam and butter, coffee and mint tea.