9Hotel Cesari, Rome

I had a mixed experience at this hotel. The rooms, although clean and spacious, suffered from long queues due to the temporary set up. However, the comfort and value for money were decent, even though my room facing the street was not the quietest. The service was overly accommodating, and the location was superb for sightseeing. The dining experience had its flaws but redeemed itself on the scenic terrace.

My stay at the hotel was truly a mixed experience. The room was excellent, with great air conditioning to keep me comfortable, but it did show some signs of wear and tear, like ripped wallpaper on one wall. Sadly, the bathroom was quite dated and would benefit from an upgrade to enhance the overall standard. However, the location was extremely convenient, although the noise from Via di Pietro could be bothersome without proper sound insulation.

The hotel is conveniently located close to major tourist attractions and offers clean, well-designed rooms. The service is excellent with friendly and helpful staff. Although the dining area is small, the rooftop terrace is impressive. The location is unbeatable for exploring the city.

I had a fantastic stay at this hotel. The rooms were large and comfortable, even though they were a bit smallish; they were also well-organized and incredibly soundproofed. The staff was incredibly helpful and friendly, making my experience truly enjoyable. However, the noisy traffic from the road outside could be bothersome when the window was open.

The hotel was ideally located in the bustling heart of Rome, making it convenient to visit all the major sights. The rooms had a traditional charm and were spacious, though not soundproof. The rooftop bar provided a peaceful retreat, and the breakfast was delicious. However, the constant glow of fluorescent lights in the room made it challenging to fall asleep.