Porta Pia Comfy Rooms

The room was spacious, cozy and bright, and the staff were very accommodating. The breakfast is included, though it’s served a few meters away rather than in the hotel. That place is a secret gem too, just like the hotel. Worth every penny for each night 🙂 🇵🇭

The room was a great size and worked well for my conference, with an easy bus ride into central Rome. I was there for 2 nights, and our room was in an annexe building. The friendly receptionist walked over with me and showed me in. The bathroom’s main light didn’t work, and the pillows were so flat I had to put a jumper underneath one. Still, I’d stay here again.

I haven’t stayed here myself, but I arrange logistics for organized group travel and spend a lot of time communicating with accommodation providers. I have to commend the quick, effective handling of requests and any issues, along with the exceptional communication. Your commitment to making guests’ stays seamless and enjoyable really stands out.

The neighborhood was lovely and much less hectic than central Rome, and the room was quiet, with comfortable beds and a great hot shower with strong water pressure. It had everything we needed. Check-in is at another location, just a two-minute walk from the inn. Before we arrived, communication was great, and we got detailed instructions, including different ways to get there from the airport. Tomaso checked us in and gave us useful restaurant tips and a great rundown on getting around the city. Roma Termini, a major train hub, is about a 20-minute walk or a 5-minute cab ride away. Buses make it easy to reach the Vatican, the town center and major attractions. We mostly walked or took cabs into the center. Cabs are very affordable, less than 10 euro. A cab from the Inn to the Vatican was just 12 euro and a very quick ride. Bella Napoli, a little restaurant nearby, had some of the best pizza I ate in Rome. I’d definitely stay again.