Internazionale Hotel Rome

Deux petits bémols!! - les chambres donnant sur la cour intérieure -aucune lumiére extérieure ...un peu stressant - Aucune chaine TV française...saur ARTE

Location near the Spanish Steps is convenient and is near a metro stop so that all parts of Rome are accessible. Staff courteous. Room clean but not fancy. Good place to "hang your hat" while touring the city

After traveling all over the world over the last forty years I would rate this as the dirtiest establishment I have ever experience. No stars for this hotel other than the location. The level of dirt on the carpeting, walls, and floors was obnoxious, you could follow the trails of dirt wherever you went in the hotel. The air-conditioning in the hotel, lobby, bar, rooms etc was inadequate to keep the visit tolerable. Be sure to bring adequate clothing to allow for 3-4 changes each day as that will be the only way to keep comfortable and dry. Be sure to bring slippers as your feet or socks will be black after you walk across your room just once. High priced extremely dirty hotel. I have stayed in many old beautiful/clean hotels over the years, This is just plain old dirty and not maintained.

Overall it was an excellent trip. Every single person on the hotel staff was polite and extremely helpful. The room was small but the terrace made up for it, and the bathroom was roomy and updated. The location could not be beat, about 200 meters from the top of the Spanish Steps and was easy to navigate back to from any point of interest. I will stay here again when I return to Rome.

this hotel is located a few steps from the Triniti di Monti at the top of the Spanish Steps or Piazza di Spagna. Staff were courteous and helpful. I was in a single room with a double bed and it was comfortable. I could see the Triniti from my balcony, also a lovely place for drinks before dining out. The breakfast room is a stunning with huge murano chandiliers and imposing oil paintings. Breakfast consisted of all of the items one would hope for, including eggs and bacon. I have no real complaints, however I would suggest the hotel to do a few things that would make this hotel perfect. Replace the plastic shower stalls with proper ceramic facilities , decorate the mini elevator with inviting fabric and carpet, and do something with the front desk to present a nicer entrance- flowers and a few paintings on the wall perhaps?

Great location in Rome close and convinient to major attrations and local transportations. Excellent staff service, very welcoming, pleasant and helpful. Hotel has a moderized old roman style. Needs improvements in the room however pleasant. Will stay again.

The Internazionale Hotel is located about a block from the top of the Spanish steps in a historic building. The staff was friendly and helpful if asked. The rooms were comfortable, but quirky and the bathrooms were oddly shaped and equipped. Avoid rooms on the front of the hotel because of street noise. Breakfast buffet was included and very good. Otherwise, there was no hotel restaurant - only a bar, but there were hundreds of restaurants within walking distance (from a few feet to a few blocks) that provided excellent choices. Wireless service only worked on the ground floor. The Metro was one block away, and virtually everything we wanted to see was within a 15-30 minute walk, including the Via Vineto, Trevi Fountain, Pantheon, Coliseum, Forum, etc.

The following review is my personal opinion.My bad experience began at check in. Although a correct date for our stay was reserved through [...], the hotel company translated the information incorrectly and the hotel was not expecting us. I had to argue with the hotel staff for a while before the hotel admitted its mistake and gave me a room.Plugging in my computer was an ordeal. There are two types of electrical sockets in Italy. The more modern of the two is a two hole socket that can be accessed using most adapters sold in the US. This hotel uses the old three hole type of socket (which hasn't been installed in many years) equiring a second adapter to be used. When I complained about my inability to connect my computer through a standard adapter, the staff was somewhat hostile and argued with me that my "American" plug won't fit the standard Italian socket. I eventually demonstrated the problem and they ate their words.The floors in the room were so filthy that when I steped into the shower, black water ran off of my feet.The accordian fold bathtub enclosure had to be held by hand during a shower. The elevator holds one person and one piece of luggage or two people.All in all, this was one of the worst hotel experiences I have ever had in my 30+ years of business travel visiting more than 30 cities outside the US and staying in more than 200 hotels. Warn people to stay away from this hotel - especially room 24.

On arrival initially the entrance is not very appealing but once inside it is very original & interesting. Good location at top of Spanish steps.Lovely to walk out of the hotel & be so close to the sights. Good breakfast -very good scrambled egg !. Down side with breakfast-if you wanted fresh orange juice you had to pay extra 4 euro's per person. We were given an upgrade on arrival from a superior room to a delux room with a terrace !-this was a lovely surprise + very much appreciated. The room was at the back of the hotel + was very quiet. The only thing that we felt could improve this room + downstairs in the reception was that the carpet looked worn + would benefit from renewing. We would definately stay in this hotel again.

A Great Hotel all the way around. Very friendly staff. Yes, the rooms are small, but the bathrooms were great. The Shower was like a spa. Great rooftop patio. and the service was wonderful. I would stay here again, and I would recommend it to all.