Garden's Elide

Very close to Rome city centre! Super clean ! Only downside is the nights/mornings can get a bit loud but otherwise there is nothing to fault in the room itself !

This was the most horrible experience i ever had . For everyone how are interested in booking this hotel , please read my review first before confirm your booking to this hotel… i have booked this hotel and paid in advance via a credit card a month before my travel. After I arrived there, I was shocked that all the rooms were sold out and there was no room for me. At first they took the tax amount from me and then they told me that there were no rooms. Then they sent me to a another hotel, and I stayed there for three days. It was Hotel disgusting hotel , the electricity was’nt working and there was no place to charge the phone. The bathroom is constantly leaking water , and the noises are very annoying. The hotel’s elevator was very old and you could not use it, so I had to use the stairs more than once. It was a bad experience and I do not advise anyone to book the hotel because they will take your money and then tell you there are no rooms when you arrive and sending you to another hotel.

The hotel was very clean. We were able to communicate with the hotel through *******. We arrived late, but check in was easy. It was conveniently located, we didn’t have any issues during our stay.

They sent me to other terrible hotel with the same name, and told me that, that was it!

Unfortunately, it was not the stay we hoped for. We were supposed to sleep there for three nights, but for the first two nights we were placed on a hard and painful sofa bed in a living room. This was far from what we had booked, and it wasn't a hotel room either. Tiny room and no window at all. The staff also didn't speak English so it was impossible for us to explain our dissatisfaction. We avoided paying tourist tax of €42, but it was nowhere near the compensation we should have received. Otherwise a clean hotel, and very central. But it doesn't help when they overbook and instead charge full price to place guests on a sofa.

Centrally located. High ceilings and large rooms. Recently renovated. View of courtyard. Very close to shopping and dining choices. D’Angelo is our daily breakfast spot nearby! Very popular for expresso , pastries and vegan cookies & vegetarian dishes. All major attractions easily walkable. Front desk gentleman is a very happy Italian who loves his job.

We didn’t like this hotel. In fact, it didn’t even look like a hotel, so it was hard to find. It consisted of about a dozen rooms on the bottom floor of a large building. There was no lobby, just a small room with desk, computer, and a man who seemed to be there for only a few hours a day. Our room was very small, the bed was hard as a rock, and there was no window in the room, so we had no outside light. The bathroom was a good size, but the shower was half glass and half curtain that didn’t fit well, so the floor was wet after each shower. On a positive note, our room was very clean.

Noisy, no window, only a louvers, very hard bed, big lumps for pillows, staff does not speak English, have to go several doors, and up steps just to register, a tiny sign for the hotel, if I would even call that