Top Hotels Near Apostolic Palace in Rome from NZ$240

"Bathroom is extremely small including and not limited to the shower space and toilet seat space. I am petite and still had difficulties in the bathroom. In addition, the bed is hard as a rock. The only good thing about the property is the location. "

"Great location right in the heart of everything."

"Hotel is in good location just in front of the museum. But not worth that money."

"Nice location, well managed. Modern. Staffs were very kind and professional."

"Air conditioning was not working in my room. Shower stall is very small. I'm 5'4 150lbs so I can imagine what a taller or heftier might experience."

"The room was clean and comfortable. The breakfast had an excellent variety of fresh food in a nice setting. The hotel is close to the metro and termini train station. The hotel is within walking distance of historic sites."

"Everything was amazing. From the staff, to the room, location couldn’t be better. Book it you won’t be disappointed "

"We enjoyed our stay at Hotel Les Chambers d'Or. It is located in the heart of the Prati neighborhood, and the metro stop is just a few blocks away. The neighborhood has a great vibe, within easy walking distance of the Vatican. The room was small but clean and updated. It comes fully stocked with basic amenties such as shampoo, body wash, a coffee maker, safe, and small fridge. The room has an AC unit, but we couldn't figure out how to get it to work well. The room has the 3-prong plugs (Type L, I think?) There is a small but functional elevator in the building. When you first get there, press the call button to have them let you in. The facility is on the third floor. They man the desk from around 8 to 5 ish? (We tended to leave before they got there and get back after they were gone for the day.) Once you have your key card, you can let yourself into the building by just holding that key card over the keypad that sits above the regular call button. Roberto was super friendly but isn't a strong English speaker. (The cleaning staff were a bit easier to communicate with, though.) You will need to pay the room tax in cash. For our 5-night stay for two people, it was 40 Euros total, which they collected when we checked in. Pizza M'Po directly across the street was great, and we stopped for cappuccinos and pastries several times as Parenti, which is just around the corner. I can't comment on the sit down restaurants in the neighborhood because we didn't visit any of them. "

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