C'est La Vie Suites

We loved our stay here, close to the Vatican Museum entrance (book a timed entry ticket to avoid the massive queue), the amazing Trionfale market and Cipro metro, many bus links, , some great restaurants. Despite this it is in a quiet location so easy to chill out. Has all you need for a stay, good quality sheets and kept so clean. Thank you Francesca.lovelymonibar and coffee machine in the room. The only small niggles were we didn't like the pillows and a small amount of paint needed where guests have bashed the walls. We will stay again the nextt time we are in Roma. Thank you Amalia.. your help and kindness was amazing.

Najbardziej podobało mi się to, że byłam w stałym kontakcie z komunikatywnym personelem hotelu oraz mogłam liczyć na pomoc związaną z przechowaniem bagażu przed wcześniejszym checkinem. Bardzo podobał mi się również pokój i jego wyposażenie oraz miłe niespodzianki w lodówce. Wokół dużo fajnych kawiarni na śniadanie i możliwość szybkiego spaceru do Watykanu albo do metra.

Czasami słyszalny ruch z ulicy.

Pokój czysty i ładnie urządzony. W pokoju lodówka, expres do kawy i czajnik. Do tego małe co nie co na przywitanie. Codziennie uzupełniana kawa i dodatki. Klima działała bez zarzutów. Właścicielka Amalia bardzo miła i pomocna. Lokalizacja kilka minut spacerem od Watykanu i metra. Dzielnica wieczorem cicha i spokojna. Niedaleko także targ miejski, na którym można zejść przepyszne śniadanie a także zakupić lokalne produkty. Przy następnej podróży do Rzymu wrócę do tego miejsca.

Chyba nie ma takiej rzeczy :)

Before booking, make absolutely sure you select 2 guests if you’re traveling as a couple. The initial price shown is for one guest only. After I had already paid, I had to contact the property to modify my reservation and pay an additional €90 because there were two of us instead of one. The property offers self check-in, and you’ll also need to pay the city tax during the process, which was €12 per person in our case. The air conditioning is positioned directly above the bed. Unfortunately, I ended up with the worst summer cold I’ve had in years because it blew cold air on us all night. The Wi-Fi was another disappointment. It was very slow, although we experienced slow internet in several places during our trip, so it may have been a local network issue. Regardless, it was unreliable enough that I couldn’t attend the work meetings I needed. We checked in at around 9:00 PM and politely asked if a late check-out would be possible. We were told that check-out is at 10:00 AM, and the latest they could offer was 10:30 AM. They did allow us to leave our luggage after check-out, which we appreciated. The room includes a coffee machine with two coffee pods, plus several hot chocolate sachets and tea bags. We stayed for three nights, and our room was never cleaned or serviced. I’m not sure whether housekeeping is only provided on longer stays, but it wasn’t mentioned anywhere. We left the room at 8:00 AM on one day and at 12:30 PM on another, so there was plenty of opportunity if cleaning was included. The room is at street level, so opening the windows isn’t really an option. Anyone walking by can see inside, and the constant noise from motorcycles, cars, and pedestrians makes it difficult to rest. Communication with the staff was excellent. They responded almost immediately on WhatsApp every time we contacted them. Overall, while the hotel is very beautiful, I don’t think it’s worth €100 per night.

Before booking, make absolutely sure you select 2 guests if you’re traveling as a couple. The initial price shown is for one guest only. After I had already paid, I had to contact the property to modify my reservation and pay an additional €90 because there were two of us instead of one. The property offers self check-in, and you’ll also need to pay the city tax during the process, which was €12 per person in our case. The air conditioning is positioned directly above the bed. Unfortunately, I ended up with the worst summer cold I’ve had in years because it blew cold air on us all night. The Wi-Fi was another disappointment. It was very slow, although we experienced slow internet in several places during our trip, so it may have been a local network issue. Regardless, it was unreliable enough that I couldn’t attend the work meetings I needed. We checked in at around 9:00 PM and politely asked if a late check-out would be possible. We were told that check-out is at 10:00 AM, and the latest they could offer was 10:30 AM. They did allow us to leave our luggage after check-out, which we appreciated. The room includes a coffee machine with two coffee pods, plus several hot chocolate sachets and tea bags. We stayed for three nights, and our room was never cleaned or serviced. I’m not sure whether housekeeping is only provided on longer stays, but it wasn’t mentioned anywhere. We left the room at 8:00 AM on one day and at 12:30 PM on another, so there was plenty of opportunity if cleaning was included. The room is at street level, so opening the windows isn’t really an option. Anyone walking by can see inside, and the constant noise from motorcycles, cars, and pedestrians makes it difficult to rest. Communication with the staff was excellent. They responded almost immediately on WhatsApp every time we contacted them. Overall, while the hotel is very beautiful, I don’t think it’s worth €100 per night.