Saint B Boutique Hotel STB

Good hotel quiet room and good beds However, you can skip breakfast

The hotel is in an excellent area of ​​Rome. Very nice area and with very good access to transport

Overnight stay as a couple. Let me start by saying that I visited Rome on foot, even though the Barberini metro stop and the various bus lines are under the hotel street. The Saint B boutique hotel is a five-minute walk from the Trevi Fountain and the Spanish Steps and a ten-minute walk from Termini station. The room is not large, but for a couple/three nights it is fine. The bed is French-style, comfortable and has 2 pillows (perhaps too soft for my tastes), clean with a small single-door wardrobe built into the wall; The room has a paid mini fridge, tea and coffee maker and a information price list for restaurants, pharmacies and more. The bathroom has a shower with sensory effect lights, clean and with the necessary accessories. Sore point about the bathroom was the window curtain was stained with mould, like the part above the window, perhaps not entirely presentable. The heating goes on throughout the hotel, each room regulates the temperature to its own liking. Even though it was March, we slept with the bathroom window open the second night. My room faced the street, you can hear a little traffic but it was bearable. To improve the soundproofing of the walls and fix some parts of the wall (peeled). A negative note is the TV with a majority of foreign channels and only Rai as the Italian channel, but why? The reception is small but effective, open from 9am to 5pm. The hotel does not have a set time but a code is issued for access to the entrance door. In three days we saw three different people, but all kind and helpful. The girl who welcomed us upon our arrival was kind enough to let us leave our luggage (because we had arrived early and the room wasn't ready) so we could start visiting the city. We found our luggage stored in the room. Same option for checkout. Apart from a few faults, which are surmountable, I would recommend this hotel.

Terrible place, Hotel that is not a hotel but tiny and dirty rooms. Staff totally inefficient, and not present. Scammed by the name Hotel, they let you enter the ZTL area but don't communicate that they don't have a license and therefore can't activate your pass, resulting in a €180 fine....Better to go elsewhere