Ripetta Rooms

Amazing location! Tiny rooms with very, very thin walls. A/C didn’t work so room was incredibly hot.

Looking out the window at all the passers by. In the heart of Rome. But when windows and curtains closed all noise and light blocked out. So close to everything. Very helpful staff. Reception great and helpful manager who responded immediately if needed. Beds great. Loved this place.

My husband and I stayed at this hotel because it is a block away from Piazza del Popolo from where our tour departed the next morning at 8. The car service from aiport was welcoming and efficient. The room was good size, well equipped, clean, and bathroom was small but well equipped, modern and clean. Bed was a bit hard for me but pillows were good. I loved looking out the window from our second floor to watch all the action on the street below. We ran into housekeeping who was very friendly and asked if we needed anything. Rosa was the young lady who checked us in. She texted a message to my cell so that I could reach out to her in case we needed anything. I did reach out a couple times and she immediately responded. She was very attentive. The common areas are a bit worn and could use some attention but this is an ancient building in the heart of Rome’s tourist attraction so understandable. Our room had all required. The restaurants are plentiful and nearby. Via Condotti, Spanish steps, Trevino fountain are all within easy walking distance. Also from the piazza del Popolo there are stairs to the villa borghese gardens with beautiful sunset view of the rooftops of Rome.

Nice Rooms on 1st level. Very tiny elevator and stops olny between floors. You have carry your luggage either half a level up or downstairs. Only one person and one large luggage at the time.

Don’t stay here! Didn’t realize this was a boarding house, not advertised as such. $699.74 for 3-nights in a place I could barely fit in the elevator, let alone my luggage. You walk in the main door and the stucco is falling off the wall. No services whatsoever, except for the linens to be changed. The room itself was fine, but the environment was awful. Photos of the outside would have been helpful or maybe one of the falling stucco. The air conditioner was set at too high a temperature and it could not be adjusted except upward, I needed it cooler. For the price I feel like I was robbed, $207.00 a night?? I’m currently at the Marc Munich now and this place is the Carlyle in New York by comparison. I’ve never in might long traveling history felt compelled to write a review, let alone one as scathing as this one. I read many 10/10 reviews before booking this, numerous people called it a hotel which it most certainly is not. The reviews did not match my impression at all. I couldn’t be more disgusted that I paid nearly $700 for this place. Lastly, after traveling nearly 20 hours, I was met by a driver who didn’t even know where it was located, we walked up and down the street dragging my luggage, there was no one there when I arrived and had to stand in the street for 20 minutes to be let in. Lastly, it saidthe “front desk” is operated between 9AM-1PM. I never saw another person my entire stay and certainly no one at the front desk. If there was a way to get my money refunded I would do it.