Castel Sant'Angelo Inn

Schönes, kleines Hotel (nur 4 Zimmer, alle im 3. Stock) sehr zentral gelegen. Frühstück gibt es auf Grund der Größe der Unterkunft nur auf dem Zimmer (also kein klassisches Frühstücksbuffet). Vermieter ist sehr freundlich und hilfsbereit. Die Unterkunft ist für eine Städtetripp sehr gut geeignet.

Location excellent,would stay again if on my own again in Rome again.

I arrived waaay early, knowing that I had no hope of check in and just hoping to store my bag, but to my surprise the host showed up and gave me my room! After a sleepless night of travel that was incredible! The room was small and basic but it was clean and cute and perfect for me. The bed was very comfortable and warm (it’s cold in January), there was a full length mirror, a towel warmer, a rain shower head and a bidet. The only thing I missed was a hair dryer, but that’s no big deal. You might find the shower snug if you are generously proportioned but It was fine for me and even had a line to dry clothes, which I love. The common area also has a machine to make various coffee drinks. It’s fairly close to The Vatican, about a 40 minute walk to the train station and not as close to some of the historic sites as I thought it was when I booked, so keep that in mind if you don’t like walking long distances. But I had fun exploring the neighborhood (read: getting lost.) I also felt it was a safer neighborhood than the one closer to the train station, which, as a solo female traveler, is important to me. I thought this was a great deal for the price.

The hotel is in a winning central location by close in walking distance to St. Peter Basilica, and Pantheon, and other major sightseeing. The room is spacious, the bedding is very comfortable. We will definitely stay here again next time when we are back to Rome. Anna is very helpful and accommodating.

This is not a hotel. There is no front desk, so it is necessary to contact a person to get the key to the building and the room. But the telephone number announced on the site is not working, I had to call Hoels.com office in London to get the right telephone number to contact a person in charge. It was raining when I arrived the building. I was desperate standing in from of a closed door. It was nothing but a luck, I met another traveler coming out from the building. The fellow traveler texted to the person in charge to inform that I had been in front of the door. It was a really terrible experience. On top of that, there was no heating in mid November. Bed cover was very thin, I was freezing. I trusted rating the hotel had, but there must be some tricks in this rating. I hope the ratings reflect the reality.