Hotel Panda

Family of four (two teenagers) stayed for 4 nights. Great location two minutes from the Spanish Steps nestled among numerous restaurants (some are of excellent quality), ice cream places, pharmacy, gift shops, with easy access to taxis and Uber. Clean room and towels, professional and kind staff, amazing breakfast with an assortment of fresh filled croissants, yogurts, cold cuts with toast and more. A satisfying way to start the day well fueled for seeing the many tourist spots of Rome. Very grateful for an amazing stay. Thank you!

Hotel Panda was fantastic! The staff was very friendly, and they even opened my bottle of wine for me when I forgot my wine key. The complimentary breakfast was perfect; espresso machine, delicious cornetto, toast, deli tray, fruit juice… very convenient to start the day. My room was modest but the perfect size for solo travel with an 8 night stay. The location is unmatched! It’s within about a mile of sooo many main attractions, I walked almost everywhere! The metro stop is also convenient if you’ve got further to go. Tons of restaurants nearby, but the one on Via della Croce are pretty standard tourist fare. Turn on a side street for better food options. Hotel Panda will be my hotel of choice whenever I’m in Rome!

Rooms too small. Very confusing when checkin in . But situated in an excellent area. Building is too old But overall ok.

Hotel Panda is a budget hotel in a great location in Rome. It's not much more than a stone's throw from the Spanish Steps and Trevi Fountain is just a little way from that. I actually walked everywhere in Rome from Hotel Panda, but you could easily use the metro, as I believe there is a station not far away. The staff member I met on my stay was incredibly friendly and that made for a nice welcome. The room was clean and reasonably spacious, if a little worn in places, and the bed was comfy (especially the pillows - where did they get those pillows?). The immediate area is nice enough, if a little noisy early in the morning, as all the businesses start their day. I understand you can get a voucher for a breakfast at a cafe next door to the hotel, but I never partook. It wasn't available until 8 and I was up and about by then (Rome is crowded and best to beat the crowds). The wi-fi was perfectly fine and the staff member I met let me have an adaptor for Italian plugs, which I hadn't realised were different from most European ones. Would use this hotel again, if I'm ever back in Rome.