Hotel Adriatic

Good hotel with good location for the right price. Staff were extremely accommodating making our stay excellent. The rooms were clean and spacious but not fancy. A/C is extra which made for some uncomfortable nights, but for the price this was a great stay.

Excellent location for visiting the vatican or central Rome being only a 15 to 20 minute walk. However there was a daily charge of €10 for air-conditioning (unexpected) but with the heat it had to be paid, the tourist tax is €5 euros (expected) per person, so our 5 day stay cost us an extra £100 euros and we were told it has to be in cash, no room cleaning unless requested (we didn't) other than that its an alright place and a good location

Overall a good experience- the front desk person was kind and very accommodating. They let us check in a bit early and let us stay in the patio lounge while it was being finished

The one thing that killed it for me was the insane amount of perfumed fabric freshener that was sprayed all over the room and on the comforters. I had an allergic reaction to it and my nose would start running upon entering the room. A week later and my belongings still reek of the stuff.

Just checked with with a nice friendly reception. Room is clean and surprisingly large for the good price. We have an adjoining washroom. Lovely door handles and doors in this classic building. Rooftop terrace has nice views and lots of tables, chairs and ashtrays for smokers.

the attention of the optimal staff and the point of is excellently located near the Vatican and the Santo Angelo castle everything can be traveled on foot from the hotel 1000% recommended

Downtown Rome. Small, very affordable hotel. Bilingual staff, clean rooms. AC for 10€ extra.

I really enjoyed my stay at the Hotel Adriatic. Perfectly located, it is easy to get to all of the major sites, either by foot or public transportation. The neighborhood has plenty of restaurants and grocery store options. Borgo Pio is a pedestrian street just a stone's throw away from the property and offers all sorts of restaurant options. Side note, stay away from the mini-marts - they are completely overpriced. There are three grocery stores within a block of the property that will have everything you need.

Marino is top notch in the service department. He communicated quickly in regards to all of my needs. My flight was delayed and he stayed late to get me checked in. (Note, the check in is currently only open 8 am - 8 pm due to covid, so plan accordingly). He helped me with the quickest way to get from the airport (take the SIT bus - fast and cheap!). He was friendly throughout my stay.

My room was perfect. I had a double bed. It was rather firm, but I was okay with that. The bathroom had a rainfall shower head that was heavenly after traipsing around Rome all day. The water was hot and the water pressure was great. My window opened up to a side street, giving it a real Roman feel. There is a TV with quite a few stations in Italian, a desk, and a wardrobe. The property also has an elevator, making it easier to get to your floor. There is a rooftop patio. Grab a bottle of prosecco and just hang out up there for a bit of relaxing time. The wifi was strong enough and worked well for most of my stay.

Yes, all of the rooms are loud - you are in Rome. Rome is loud. This will be the case 90% of the properties in Rome, so just know that ahead of time.

I would recommend getting a room with your own bathroom, but that's really a personal preference. They do have both options.

The price is right for the location and amenities for this property. If you want to spend more and have a nicer place, there are plenty of options. But if you are in and out and primarily just sleeping here, just book it already!