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"This unique hotel was perfect for our short stay. It had a gorgeous green terrace area to chill out on and I love the bed faced the doors to look out. The bath was a fantastic surprise and lovely and big. Shower room also wonderful and spacious. Staff were terrific and so friendly. Breakfast also wonderful. We have been recommending all our friends to go here and especially excited to return when the new 6 rooms are built. Lastly it was wonderful to go to a modern sustainable hotel and it’s...

"Giulia was the star of my visit. Anything I asked for was answered "

"Beautify hotel and great location!"

"Gorgeous hotel on a canal in Venice. We enjoyed our stay tremendously. "

"All wonderful except bathroom has challenging tub/shower combo- not safe - narrow tub with rounded bottom makes for slippery and awkward showering"

"Great location and service! "

"The hotel is lovely and the staff are excellent. Breakfast was good. The room was a bit small, so next time I would get a larger room with a balcony. The hotel is situated on a quiet block, so you will get a good nights sleep. Location is within good walking distance to everything Rome has to offer."

"It is a good location for a short stay if you have a night or two in rome and want to b close to the “ happening” area! Walls not as thick as describr tho."

"It’s great .. it’s a room in a 2 bedroom apt. The common kitchen is fully equipped (but if you’re going to cook in trastevere you’re nuts) Each room has his own bathroom with a nice shower. The property manager is absolutely nice and helpful .. the place can be a little noisy (trastevere should be noisy) Great location .. insanely good places to eat insanely great "

"Very unusual place to stay. It’s basically a five room tiny hotel on part of one floor of a building. Someone mans the “front desk” only a few hours per day. So, it is like a no service hotel or a straight room rental. But the room is beautiful and in a great location and my room had great views (Tiber River and bridges) in two directions. The building borders Trilussa Square."