Hospitales del Pellegrino Trastevere

The location is convenient, just two minutes from Trastevere station, but be careful about the prices. The rooms are in the basement of a 1930s building and smell musty, though that may not bother everyone. I stayed in the B stairwell area, where the elevator is tiny, and even a Red Cross intervention wouldn't fit down the stairs. The hotel management responded to my review, but I was only expressing my opinion. I don't like basement rooms, and that's my personal taste. Everyone's opinion should be respected.

I stayed here in August 2023, and to be clear, I was NOT there for tourism. It was probably my worst stay ever. The basement apartment was damp, had hard pillows, and was in a very neglected area. I didn't like the peculiar decor, though I can see how others might appreciate it. The management's behavior left a lot to be desired in nearly every way. I haven't traveled all over the world, but I've honestly never seen behavior like it. Check the TripAdvisor reviews for this place and judge for yourself: the positive ones are from several years ago, while the more recent ones are negative. Maybe the place has changed management, I don't know. Either way, I absolutely don't recommend it. Any other accommodation will be better.

There is furniture debris piled in the building's entrance hall, blocking access and creating a danger. The Via Ettore Rolli entrance is not a landfill. Please clear it away. The owner replied trying to be clever, so here's my response. I'm not a keyboard warrior. I'm an apartment owner in the building, and I signed my name. Photos posted by me and other owners show the waste left in the entrance hall, including furniture, and prove what I said. They also show your rudeness and bad faith. In your position, maybe it would've been better to stay silent. AMA should be called by the person dumping the waste, not by someone dealing with other people's dirt. Your foolish threats mean nothing, but show your unfortunate nature. Anyone thinking of using this provider's facilities now knows who they're dealing with.

It was a cute place, but it felt more like a small apartment than a hotel. The basement room had poor air, the beds were extremely hard and difficult to sleep on, and there isn't much nearby apart from a really good restaurant called Osteria il matto. The breakfast is served by Emma, who is very nice and easy to talk to, but you don't get a buffet. It's cake or some pastry and coffee. I wouldn't book just one room, since a total stranger could book the other and you'd be sharing the apartment. For a group of 3-4, I'd recommend booking both rooms. Personally, I'd spend 1000 SEK more on another hotel for a proper breakfast and a good night's sleep. That extra cost is worth it.