La Casa di Nazareth

Beds could have been a bit wider..

I love the cleanliness of this place. There bathroom was clean and efficient. There is an elevator. There was someone at the front desk during the day. The breakfast was okay. I wish for it to start earlier. Most people have an early start of a day. Some of the staff could be rude.

Quite convenient location - about 10-15 minutes on foot to the nearest metro station, even less so to the bus station. Very friendly staff. The room had all basic necessities, a good choice if you are budget-conscious. Breakfast was simple, but I definitely didn't go hungry The reception is not manned 24/7, which you should be ready for. If you arrive outside of certain hours it's better to inform the stuff and they will provide you with all details on how to access the hotel and your room. Hotel rooms may seem spartan to some people, but if you are in the hotel mainly to sleep and shower and prefer to explore the city instead, it's a good option

In a nice neighborhood. Kind staff. Lovely garden.

So I did like the space, for the amount I paid, I guess it is cute and worth it. Girls at reception working there, really nice ladies, I appreciate a good vibe, thank you ladies! Great job! I did not like sound isolation. There was none. I think the building is made to be heard through out different rooms. Basically I heard a guy snorring in room next to me, he sounded like he is in my room, through air ventilation. Also it is far from city. Not too far, but not close enough! There was mold in bathrom, quite a lot, I understand it's old building, but mold is toxic to breathe.

Location No mirror

They clean the room every single day and change everything from towels, to cups.. Almost nothing. Everything was so good

Friendly staff. Good breakfast. Accessibility. Nothing to note.

The walls were very thin. There was a large family with little kids staying at the time and it did make it hard to sleep.

The walls are ewally thin and you can hear a lot from the other rooms.

not accesible to public transport.

Very good location. About 15 minutes to St Peter's Basilica by taxi. Breakfast had a lot of choices and very satisfying. Offerings included cold cuts of ham, salami and cheese, bread, croissants, yogurt, fresh juices, your choice of coffee and tea, fresh fruits. On the mornings when we had to leave earlier than breakfast time, they prepared a breakfast picnic for us. The room was simple but clean. No TV, but we didn't need it. Very comfortably bed and room temperature. The toilet tank attached to the high wall leaked from the day we checked in on Friday, and was not fixed until the following Wednesday. As a result, the water run from the bathroom floor to pass the bedroom. The bathroom got wet and messy. Also, the sliding shower doors needed to be fixed, they did not latch tightly; hence the water sprayed to the bathroom floor.

The location is way too far I somehow misjudged it, Takes 1 hour by Bus and 40 mins from metro. Unfortunately I arrived there when there was a strike so it was a big head ache to us to get there but this is no fault of the Hotel. The Breakfast was very basic almost the same food for 3 days can be very boring

The staff was kind and reasonable. The AC worked well. The breakfast matched the description, was not exceptional, just standard. The toilet was dirty when we arrived. The bath water had low pressure, even though we were not using it very warm. Almost no sound isolation in the bedroom, we could hear a lot from the outside and the other guest's rooms. The bathroom ventilation was very loud. We asked for a single double bed but instead we got two small ones.

Really helpful staff and good breakfast. We were three women in a triple room with three single beds. The air conditioning worked well and was not loud. We were comfortable enough. The beds and bedding were really nice. This is a good place to sleep after sightseeing all day. The location is at the end of a metro line between the last stop and the 2nd to last stop, which is 4 stories deep in the ground. The last metro stop is only one story down and we preferred it to the penultimate metro stop. It's economical and therefore a little Spartan. There are no restaurants or stores open after 8 or 9pm in this neighborhood.

Was very clean and safe and in a great location for the metro. Was perfect as a base for exploring the city and just coming back to sleep. The staff were great and we managed to get free parking on site for 2 of the 3 days. Really great value for money! Very thin walls so could hear the other rooms very clearly. Extractor fans were very noisy in the bathrooms and the aircon didn’t work in the 2 rooms we had.

The staff were very accommodating and helpful. I asked a lot of questions and all of them were answered graciously, clearly and comprehensively. Breakfast is scheduled from 8am, which was inconvenient since I had early plans each day, but when I showed up in the breakfast room at 7:20, the woman putting out the food kindly showed me to the coffee machine and baked good which were already out and ready to take. When I left at 6am for the airport on my last day, they even packed me a lovely bag filled with boxed juice, pastry, and nutella. It's a bit far from the nearest metro station. There are several bus stops nearby, but in my experience the buses in Rome didn't seem very reliable, so I had to walk 10 minutes to the metro station instead.

The hotel is located close to the terminus of one of the metro lines. But you can use this line to get to the center (Vatican City) in 20-25 minutes. Nearby there are several inexpensive good restaurants of Romanesque cuisine, a small market in the morning (you can buy vegetables, cheese, meat, but there are no appliances and plates in the room). The room is clean, there is even heating, which is rare. The only thing that really confused me was the very thin walls. You can hear not only talking, but also coughing. Someone was talking in the room next to me for several nights in a row, and it was a little creepy

Superb

The room and hotel were spotless, breakfast was simple and good quality, staff are friendly. Shower and lift worked fine. Walk to Metro was about 10 minutes, through several busy, narrow streets. Probably no parking available at the hotel, not for me anyway, for a stay at the start of February and with hardly anyone staying there. Hotel staff say there are four places are available, but at least one of these was taken up by a staff member. They put you in contact with a private car park in a basement for 15-20 EUR per day. Parking outside is a non-starter for anything other than a Smart Car or similar, all the roads nearby are bumper to bumper tiny cars with dents.