Pantheon Inn

Fantastic location. Friendly and helpful staff. Clean and lovely rooms. Wifi was good. Breakfast was absolutely fabulous. We walked to the Pantheon, Trevi fountain etc. we would stay there again. Did I mention how good the breakfast was!!

Place is nothing like advertised. Rude front desk. 1st day I was moved to sister location 20 minutes away. Room was dirty, rip in comforter, awkward layout. Super 8 is more elegant and clean. Does this room look anything like advertised?

This place reminds me of the Weasleys house from Harry Potter. It also happens to exude that same rustic charm throughout. Charming, hard wood floors everwhere, bright sunlit rooms in the morning... sigh. When we arrived, our room was unavailable but they had already set us up for the night at another establishment a couple of blocks over. The next day, we had an early morning and checked out of our one night stand hotel and left our luggage with the porter. That evening when we returned to check in to the Pantheon, we found that they had gone to the hotel, retrieved our luggage and delivered it to our room. It's the little things like this that make me happy. The room we had also had a quaint view of the city which was nice. At the end of the day, it's a no frills inn, not a hotel. Breakfast here isn't so much breakfast, as it is a light morning snack to get you through the first couple hours of day before you find that perfect little cafe or restaurant. If you're used to the luxurious modernity of hotel chains that cater to the needs of every single person and prides itself on being a haven from the outside world, then maybe you should look elsewhere. But if a hotel for you is where you come to at the end of the day for some sleep before heading out adventuring the next morning then this place is perfect.

What a great find! We booked this hotel as it looked like the location would be convenient to explore Rome, and we were not disappointed. It is situated just off the Piazza Rotunda, by the Pantheon, and is easy walking distance to all of Rome's historic attractions. Although it doesn't look like a regular hotel, it is in a lovely historic building, set over 3 floors. All the staff we met were really friendly and helpful. Our room was a good size and overlooked a small courtyard garden. It was exceptionally clean and well equipped. After booking we received an email from the hotel detailing airport transfers and tours - we decided to book the transfer, which was 50€ for 2 people, only 2€ more than a regular taxi, and we were met in the arrivals hall by the driver, which was so convenient and saved a lot of time trying to make our way out of the airport to find a taxi or other transport to the city centre.

I made a reservation 3 months ahead of my scheduled date. 5 days before my arrival hotel charged my credit card. 2 days before my arrival hotel cancelled my reservation stating that they could not charge my card because it was invalid. So, 2 days before my arrival I have my card charged and no room, as they said they are completely booked now. Stay away from this place, they are the worst kind of hotel establishement you can get, They got no respect for customers, typicall topurist trap.

This is a very quirky "hotel". The location is absolutely perfect. Two minutes away from the Pantheon and the restaurants on the square. The staff are wonderfully friendly and helpful. Rooms and areas are very clean. Francesca in the breakfast room is a sweetheart and keeps everything for breakfast beautifully stocked and the area clean. Plenty of food to choose from so you don't go away hungry.The gentlemen at Reception are very helpful and kind. However, we were at first put in the room under the breakfast room (Room 216, I believe) and were woken at 6 am by chairs being dragged across the breakfast room above us, feet pounding, etc. We asked to be moved and were duly given another room on the 3rd floor of the newer section. This room was a lot smaller but was immaculately clean as well. Newer furnishings and bathroom too. The beds were rock hard which made it difficult to sleep. We didn't want to move again so we stayed there. Be careful of the water in the showers. One minute boiling hot and the next super cold but hey, that's an old building for you. Not a big deal. Just be careful, particularly if you have children. Another note is that there is very minimal furniture, even in the bigger rooms. Bed(s), night stands and that's about it. No chairs to sit on, no table or desk to put things on, etc. Also, although there is air conditioning in each room it is not turned on until June so...... However, if you like quirky and want the perfect location for a visit to Rome then you will be fine.

Located behind the Pantheon and Piazza Rotunda, the small hotel is housed in a very old building. Layout is unusual and rooms are just OK. Lots of steps with a 4x4 elevator for luggage and those who are not in shape. Outside entry looks like the rear entrance as check-in is up two flights. King size bed in the room just below the breakfast area filled the room with slanted ceilings and a large "dresser." Heavy old drapes covered the glass doors that opened onto a small balcony with a view of the courtyard below. It rained so we were unable to use it. The mattress was thin and not very comfy. The bathroom was updated with a newer shower and toilet (w/bidet) and had a small skylight and was clean. Breakfast on the top floor included sliced meats and cheese, hard boiled eggs, juice, coffee and tea w/ croissants, dry cereal and several breads. It was adequate. The staff was friendly and helpful but English wasn't the best. Friends with us have visited Rome many times and said they probably wouldn't return to this hotel. The location is definitely the draw, however there are several in the area (six with Pantheon in the name) that are likely more expensive.

We booked a tripple room but get double with additional bed. You should agree - it's not the same. Additional bed always is smaller and less comfortable. There hasn't a tee making facilities in the room. Bathroom smells like a basement and I have not idea - why. Room itself was dark, window was very small. Heating did not work, in any case - we did not know how to turn it on - panel was old and signs on it unvisible. Breakfast room is quite small, be ready to wait for a free table. And finaly - be ready for restless nights. You will hear everything - TV on your neighbors' room, crying baby (who cry all night around) etc. But anyway - all minuses was compensated by the perfect location. Perfect location, friendly staff, for Italy - good breakfast. Roof terrace was perfect place where to sit after a long day and take a glass of vine.

This location was perfect. It was behind the Pantheon and an easy walk to every major museum and monument in Rome. There was a nice terrace to relax in the afternoon with a bottle of wine. That's the best thing I have to say about it. In every other aspect, it was lacking. The hotel is charmingly nestled into an old building. Such buildings always come with certain issues, which are to be expected - imperfect plumbing, electric, and amenities. However, this hotel didn't really seem to address these issues with much diligence. The halls were loud. The marble and tile floors and plaster made the sound of tourists returning late and talking seem very loud. The bath grout wasn't as clean as you would hope. The beds were uncomfortably thin and springy. The bedding was inadequate for the temperature (one thin bedspread, one thin extra blanket in the closet). The breakfast was terrible. We opted to go elsewhere and eat every day. When we asked for a recommendation for food on our first night, we were sent to a horrifyingly bad trattoria with whom the hotel had a referral arrangement of sorts. It's not a good hotel. But I might stay here again, given its location. I would recommend it to a traveler who does not care about amenities or comforts, but places a high value on accessibility to sightseeing. The price was fair, but not great, considering the availability of cheaper rooms throughout the city.