Gastehaus Deutscher Orden

The breakfast downstairs in the basement was excellent. Our room was roomy, with a tall ceiling, an electric fan, a wooden floor, and a good bathroom. The building itself is lovely, set behind a wall and surrounded by a garden. It's a short walk to buses, the metro, and trains, including a direct connection to Fiumicino Airport. The supermarket, restaurant, and tabacchi for public transport tickets are just 2-3 minutes away on foot.

The house has a beautiful historic feel, and you can sense the long history of the Teutonic Order. I especially liked the private chapel and the Tyrolean-style room. The guesthouse sits in a quiet but fairly central spot, with many sights reachable by public transport, though it's a little outside Rome and tourists should know that. The rooms were clean and simply, practically furnished, with nothing special about them. The staff, especially at reception, were only sometimes friendly. The blonde lady in particular wasn't always welcoming. Wi-Fi was terrible in several parts of the hotel, so it's best to bring your own connection too. Breakfast was another letdown: there were no vegan food options, which feels like something they could improve these days. Oat milk was the only option. We'd recommend the guesthouse if you don't expect too much.

The hosts were very friendly, and the rooms were large with excellent beds. The street can be a little noisy, but you barely notice it on the first floor. It's about a manageable 20-minute bus ride to the city center. I'd definitely stay there again!

We had no complaints during our five-night stay as three guests. The room was very large and comfortable, everything was clean, and the staff were incredibly friendly. Breakfast was simple but enough. Drinks were available from a stocked refrigerator near the common room, the Tyrolean-style lounge. The hotel is in the lovely Trieste district, and public transport makes it easy to get to central Rome.