Hotel vicino a Palazzo dei Conservatori - Roma

“Brilliant stay next to the forum and close to the colloseum. Amazing rooftop terrace views and place to enjoy a takeaway.”

“Semplicemente bellissimo e posizione fantastica”

“Struttura nuova e ben arredata. Posizione ottima, a 100 metri dai Fori Imperiali, vicinissima al Colosseo ed a pochi passi da Piazza Venezia. Ottimi i servizi in camera, Televisore Smart TV (utile lo screen mirroring per vedere Netflix, Prime Video o quello che si vuole), Nespresso con le cialde incluse, WiFi perfetto. Personale cortese e professionale. Ideale per un vacanza in pieno centro”

“Stanza ampia, colazione ottima ”

“Very corporate structure, unlike the more personalized service one gets from independent Italian hotels. Too automated and decor emanates a cold environment.”

“Excellent ”

“Recommended”

“I am going regularly to this hotel for work since almost 2 years and I have never been disappointed. The location is perfect, the hotel very clean and really nicely decorated. The bedrooms are beautiful and the beds comfy. The breakfast is offering a lot of choice and is always fresh and delicious. Moreover, the kindness of any member of the staff is above expectation and I always feel warmly welcomed. I tried a lot of different hotels in Rome but Nerva is the best one from far.”

“Perfektes zentrales neues Hotel”

“È un 5 stelle ma degnamente ne merita 4.”

“Camera comoda, spaziosa, riservata in un bel quartiere di Roma.”

“camera 202, nessun segnale telefonico, rete internet insufficiente. Stanza pulita (personale attento e disponibile), odore della biancheria, cuscini in particolare poco gradevole. Personale alla reception molto disponibile e cordiale ma la struttura nonostante l'ottima posizione non merita il punteggio dichiarato”

“Stanze molto piccole ma piacevoli”

“bello”

“An excellent hotel in centre of Rome! The rooms are very nice and very clean, the location is perfect and the service is of high quality. The staff was very friendly and we would stay here again when we return to Rome.”