Hotel Principe Eugenio

We had a lovely stay here. The hotel is conveniently located just a 25-minute walk from the Colosseum and a 15-minute walk from the Basilica di Santa Maria Maggiore. The nearest metro station is less than 10 minutes away on foot. Our room was cozy and comfortable, with a lovely balcony. It was cleaned daily, and the entire hotel was spotless. There are plenty of restaurants nearby, a supermarket just across the street, and a fantastic gelato shop within easy reach.

One of our beds was placed just below the air conditioning - AC condensation then dripped during the night. Not a pleasant thing to wake up to.

Fantastic little hotel with very helpful staff.

The room was very clean, and the bed was the best we had slept in while we were staying in Italy. The lovely family owners of the hotel were always at the reception desk and very helpful. The room was very quiet, and the little balcony was lovely to go and sit outside on. We were not leaving until 2 hours after check-out but were able to leave our luggage in a locked area until our taxi arrived to collect us.

Nothing - everything was just right. Well done.

- Good location close to the train station and the metro station - Very nice front desk staff, though some speak only basic English - We were given a room facing the street, but the windows blocked out a lot of the street noise quite well. During our 4 night stay, only the Friday night was noisy when loud bassy music from passing cars was clearly audible. - I like that there were two chairs in the room. It was nice to get slippers for the tiled floor. Also, the complimentary crostatini snack and bottles of water were a nice touch.

The room is quite dated. The mini-fridge didn’t work, the hair dryer barely worked. The bathroom really needs a refresh, some shower fixtures are covered with mold, the toilet tank gets covered with condensation which drips down loudly at night. The worst nightmare was the toilet leaking onto the floor at the base, which made the bathroom smell badly of urine and we had to keep it plugged with tissue paper.