We enjoyed the staff who where very helpful and Roberto answered all our questions and went beyond his service. The staff was friendly at all the times. The location was wonderful with every major landmark located at a walking distance. We enjoyed our stay and we will recommend this hotel to our family and friends. See you next year that's how much we loved your hotel that we will be back to visit soon. Defiantly will recommend this hotel!!!!
Hotel images shown on website are altered to portray more attractive street entry and lobby areas than actually exist. Acoustics are extremely poor—full conversations from adjoining rooms can be heard. Hotel buffet breakfast, however, is very good, and staff at libbby are friendly and helpful.
Hotel website photography cleans up, lightens and erases negative conditions at the hotel. There is little sound insulation between rooms and floors. This morning we heard a full conversation word for word as a family got up. On other mornings or evenings, there was noise in the hallways and in rooms. The breakfast buffet was the highlight of our stay, as was the central location. All else was sub par.
Amazing, helpful staff. Lots of stairs (tiny elevator if you can’t do). Perfect location. Excellent breakfast. Fun rooftop patio. Room was bigger than our other rooms on our 2 week trek across Italy. It did take awhile to cool off (system shuts down when you leave the room); that could be a problem in August but was fine in late June.
One staff member had body odor but was the best/most helpful employee. We arrived before check in time and the staff allowed us to have breakfast before we went out to explore the Vatican. The bathroom was clean and linens were plentiful but the floors had rather large 'dust bunnies.' Location was ideal!
Hotel was overbooked, so did not actually stay there. They rebooked us in another hotel further from the old city. Not as nice as the pictures I saw from the original hotel we booked. Free breakfast was very good, and room was clean. Overall a pretty good experience, but not what we booked.
I found the hotel last minute, and I was in a bind because of missing a flight, but it had openings and was in a great part of town that I knew I could get to from the airport with no problem. Staff was helpful and the location was great, right next to the Pantheon and a Church with a Michelangelo sculpture in it as well as Piazza Venezia and lots of restaurants, including a fabulous seafood restaurant.
The Pantheon Inn in Rome was overall an average stay for the money we paid for our room. The good things about the hotel-the staff are friendly and helpful-gave us directions to places, recommended great restaurants and helped arrange our taxi to the airport on departure, our room size was adequate for a family of 4 and was newly renovated so it was nice and kept clean, the bathroom was so spacious, free WIFI which worked well while we were there, free breakfast (see other comment about this below), and the location would be the best thing about this hotel. We pretty much walked to all the major sights we wanted to see which was so convenient and saved us money in transportation. The only place we took public transportation to was The Vatican City. So many great shops and restaurants nearby. The bad things about this hotel-it was very difficult to find this hotel-we circled around and walked by it about 4-5 times before we found it because the outside is unassuming...not your typical hotel entry. It's down an alley which during the day has lots of people walking by, but at night, it's a little quieter and scary. The have a tiny/old elevator so we lugged all of our luggages up long flights of stairs to the 2nd Floor. There is no gym or business office...although you do so much walking/climbing stairs in Rome that you don't really need a gym and my husband and son actually went running out in the city a few times during the week. They had a TV's in each room but everything was in Italian. It was satellite TV-it would have been nice if they at least had the BBC news in English that we could watch in the evenings when we returned to our room. Although the bathroom was spacious and newly renovated, it needed more towel bars, especially near the shower. The hot water comes and goes. We took many showers with ice, cold water. We got free breakfast but it wasn't that great, the best thing about it were the croissants but after the 5th day of eating it, that got old. They had fruit cups but it was basically fruit cocktail from a can, and salami/cheese that was unappetizing, lots of different sweets that were too early to have for breakfast and the coffee was just not good at all. We also travelled to Naples, Paris and London on this trip and compared to all the other hotels we stayed, this was the most expensive with the least impressive amenities provided. If the high price (which we used a "travel site" company to book this hotel so I'm thinking it's probably more expensive than what we paid) is due to it's location in Rome, then I suppose we got what we paid for because it truly was within walking distance to the great sites..the Pantheon, the Colosseum, the Roman Forum, The Spanish Steps/Piazza di Spagna, The Trevi Fountain, Piazza Navona and public bus transportation stops were closely as well.
The location of this hotel is good because its situated near the Pantheon and several pleasant shopping and eating squares. However, it is clearly not a 4 star hotel and more likely a 3 star hotel. The rooms are reasonable but fairly basic and there is no lobby or guest services of any sort. We stayed at 4 star hotels at several places throughout Europe and the quality and atmosphere of this hotel was clearly lower than that of the other hotels.
Located in Rome Historic Centre, Pantheon Inn is adjacent to Pantheon and within a 5-minute walk of other popular sights like Via del Corso. The 14 rooms at this 3-star hotel include minibars and TVs and guests can enjoy free breakfast.
Free continental breakfast is included with your stay and awaits you each morning. Order from room service to satisfy your hunger without leaving your room.
All 14 air-conditioned rooms feature minibars and safes. Guests can expect free WiFi and TVs with pay movies. Rooms also include hair dryers.
A local mainstay since 1761, Pantheon Inn offers free WiFi in public areas, express check-in, and express check-out. For transportation, you can make use of an airport shuttle (available 24 hours) for EUR 50 per vehicle one way, as well as limo/town car service. Multilingual staff at the 24-hour front desk can assist with dry cleaning/laundry, concierge services, and luggage storage. Additional amenities include free newspapers, a terrace, and laundry facilities.
We enjoyed the staff who where very helpful and Roberto answered all our questions and went beyond his service. The staff was friendly at all the times. The location was wonderful with every major landmark located at a walking distance. We enjoyed our stay and we will recommend this hotel to our family and friends. See you next year that's how much we loved your hotel that we will be back to visit soon. Defiantly will recommend this hotel!!!!
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Hotel images shown on website are altered to portray more attractive street entry and lobby areas than actually exist. Acoustics are extremely poor—full conversations from adjoining rooms can be heard. Hotel buffet breakfast, however, is very good, and staff at libbby are friendly and helpful.
Hotel website photography cleans up, lightens and erases negative conditions at the hotel. There is little sound insulation between rooms and floors. This morning we heard a full conversation word for word as a family got up. On other mornings or evenings, there was noise in the hallways and in rooms. The breakfast buffet was the highlight of our stay, as was the central location. All else was sub par.
Amazing, helpful staff. Lots of stairs (tiny elevator if you can’t do). Perfect location. Excellent breakfast. Fun rooftop patio. Room was bigger than our other rooms on our 2 week trek across Italy. It did take awhile to cool off (system shuts down when you leave the room); that could be a problem in August but was fine in late June.
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One staff member had body odor but was the best/most helpful employee. We arrived before check in time and the staff allowed us to have breakfast before we went out to explore the Vatican. The bathroom was clean and linens were plentiful but the floors had rather large 'dust bunnies.' Location was ideal!
Hotel was overbooked, so did not actually stay there. They rebooked us in another hotel further from the old city. Not as nice as the pictures I saw from the original hotel we booked. Free breakfast was very good, and room was clean. Overall a pretty good experience, but not what we booked.
I found the hotel last minute, and I was in a bind because of missing a flight, but it had openings and was in a great part of town that I knew I could get to from the airport with no problem. Staff was helpful and the location was great, right next to the Pantheon and a Church with a Michelangelo sculpture in it as well as Piazza Venezia and lots of restaurants, including a fabulous seafood restaurant.
The Pantheon Inn in Rome was overall an average stay for the money we paid for our room. The good things about the hotel-the staff are friendly and helpful-gave us directions to places, recommended great restaurants and helped arrange our taxi to the airport on departure, our room size was adequate for a family of 4 and was newly renovated so it was nice and kept clean, the bathroom was so spacious, free WIFI which worked well while we were there, free breakfast (see other comment about this below), and the location would be the best thing about this hotel. We pretty much walked to all the major sights we wanted to see which was so convenient and saved us money in transportation. The only place we took public transportation to was The Vatican City. So many great shops and restaurants nearby. The bad things about this hotel-it was very difficult to find this hotel-we circled around and walked by it about 4-5 times before we found it because the outside is unassuming...not your typical hotel entry. It's down an alley which during the day has lots of people walking by, but at night, it's a little quieter and scary. The have a tiny/old elevator so we lugged all of our luggages up long flights of stairs to the 2nd Floor. There is no gym or business office...although you do so much walking/climbing stairs in Rome that you don't really need a gym and my husband and son actually went running out in the city a few times during the week. They had a TV's in each room but everything was in Italian. It was satellite TV-it would have been nice if they at least had the BBC news in English that we could watch in the evenings when we returned to our room. Although the bathroom was spacious and newly renovated, it needed more towel bars, especially near the shower. The hot water comes and goes. We took many showers with ice, cold water. We got free breakfast but it wasn't that great, the best thing about it were the croissants but after the 5th day of eating it, that got old. They had fruit cups but it was basically fruit cocktail from a can, and salami/cheese that was unappetizing, lots of different sweets that were too early to have for breakfast and the coffee was just not good at all. We also travelled to Naples, Paris and London on this trip and compared to all the other hotels we stayed, this was the most expensive with the least impressive amenities provided. If the high price (which we used a "travel site" company to book this hotel so I'm thinking it's probably more expensive than what we paid) is due to it's location in Rome, then I suppose we got what we paid for because it truly was within walking distance to the great sites..the Pantheon, the Colosseum, the Roman Forum, The Spanish Steps/Piazza di Spagna, The Trevi Fountain, Piazza Navona and public bus transportation stops were closely as well.
The location of this hotel is good because its situated near the Pantheon and several pleasant shopping and eating squares. However, it is clearly not a 4 star hotel and more likely a 3 star hotel. The rooms are reasonable but fairly basic and there is no lobby or guest services of any sort. We stayed at 4 star hotels at several places throughout Europe and the quality and atmosphere of this hotel was clearly lower than that of the other hotels.
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