Pantheon hotels & places to stay

After traveling around Italy for two weeks, we were so glad that we had booked Palazzo Navona Hotel! The hotel was modern, clean, stylish and comfortable. The staff were super friendly and helpful with directions and recommendations of where to go etc. The best thing was its location...literally one street behind Piazza Navona , a couple blocks behind the Pantheon and walking distance within 30min max to most attractions. I'd highly recommend this hotel!

We LOVED our stay(s) at this unique hotel. 3 nights on our way to the Almalfi Coast & then once again for a night on our way back through Rome heading to the airport. Thoughtful emails from the hotel prior to our arrival set us up with a professional driver that was waiting for us when we flew in from Paris to bring us to the hotel. Any questions we had for the hotel prior to our arrival were answered quickly & professionally. The location is great!! We walked to the Colosseum & the Pantheon, Trevi Fountain, Spanish Steps. There is a convenient taxi station across the street from the hotel which made for a quick pick up to the Vatican. There’s a little supermarket within a 5 minute walk too. The staff were ALWAYS friendly & smiling which was a very welcome site after busy sightseeing days. They are available to answer any questions you have complete with an area map. We could not have been happier with our choice & would stay again if back in Rome. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

This is a lovely boutique hotel in an excellent location, just 2 minutes' walk from the Pantheon. The room was lovely, comfortable, combining the old features of the building with modern design. The breakfast was very nice. Receptionist Gabriella was amazing, friendly and really helpful. The kitchen staff were also super friendly and helpful. Our only complaints were that: - There was a mix-up with our booking when we arrived. They initially allocated us a double, when we had booked a triple (they managed to resolve this) and the check-in time they had for us was a few hours after the check-in time on our reservation. - I told them in advance that I was allergic to gluten and reminded them again at check-in. They said they would arrange for gluten free bread to be available for breakfast in the mornings. Despite a couple of reminders, the kitchen staff never seemed to have received the message. It wasn't such a big deal for me as there were eggs/fruit/yogurt to eat. But for those who have a bigger appetite and who are allergic to gluten, this could be an issue. - There is no secure room in which to leave luggage after check-out if you have a late flight. We were told to leave our cases in the corridor. We were initially told we could leave them in the staff office, but the person on duty the next day wouldn't let us and was actually very rude to us. Apart from those issues, however, it was a very pleasant stay.

2 minutes from Piazza Navona, 5 minutes from Pantheon. Hotel is clean and tidy, and with lift. Room a bit small but all necessities, such as amenities, hair dryer, mini bar, kettle, etc., are there. WiFi in general strong, (except a short period of breakdown) which is rare. I travel a lot and most hotels’ WiFi are weak. All staff are super nice and helpful! The hotel breakfast is in fact value for money for me as it’ll cost me more if I have breakfast outside. And it’s okay that you can some days have breakfast in hotel and then some days outside.

Although our taxi driver had difficulty finding the hotel, we were thrilled with its location so near the Pantheon and the ease of getting around this part of Rome on foot. Hotel staff were extremely helpful (especially Angela) and friendly, and our room was plenty big. The beautiful marble stairs in this older building were great if we were coming down from our room, but the very small elevator going up presented some challenges with our luggage. Door locks need updated. Even so, we felt safe and would definitely stay here again. There's a gluten free bakery and a Pinocchio store on the street behind the hotel, with plenty of food and shopping all around.

We stayed for 5 nights with 2 children in the Deluxe Suite. The room was elegant, spacious and well maintained. Being located on Via Del Corso, the hotel is within walking distance of the Colosseum, Pantheon, Piazza Venezia, Piazza del Popolo, Piazza di Spagna, Trevi Fountain etc. Although the streets were bustling with shoppers and tourists, the room was quiet and tranquil and we able to quickly return to the room for short breaks. Breakfast was delivered to the room and had an ample selection of food. The hotel staff were excellent. They were friendly, helpful and genuine in their quest to ensure we had a memorable stay. We particularly appreciated their care to arrange breakfast boxes on the days we were leaving the hotel early and help with sourcing and booking train tickets for a short trip to Venice. We will surely return!

We had a perfect stay at Argentina Residenza in rome!! it was about 15 min walk to pantheon, piazza navona, and trevi fountain. 20 min walk to Colosseum and 15 min walk to Trastevere for great food! Easy to take the bus to and from Roma Termini since the bus stop is right in front. The staff is super friendly and provide you with lots of information and they were kind to make reservations for restaurants. Breakfast was standard, but much needed before your long day of walking. Rooms were so clean and the ceiling drop shower was amazing!! The hotel even had umbrellas for us when it rained. I would def come back and stay here!

located on one of the main roads (corso vittorio emanuele ii), the hotel is easily accessible from roma termini, using the infamous bus 64 (always packed with tourists since this bus terminates at termini and vatican; packed with tourists = pickpockets' paradise). very near to piazza novona, probably the one of the most touristy spots in rome. overall it's in the centre of rome, which is very convenient since rome is best (in my opinion) to be explored by walking around. the room and the overall hotel atmosphere is very classic, which suits the city. staff are nice and helpful, but breakfast is a bit of a let down. not that it's bad, but the options are too limited for a hotel of this quality. good cappuccino, though.

this hotel was perfect for a short stay in rome as a solo traveller. it was easy to get to and very central, great for walking to all the main sights, right beside the pantheon and piazza navone, and about 10 minutes walk from the vatican and the trevi fountain. it was clean and comfortable, great value and the staff were helpful on the desk. the wifi worked well in reception but not the bedrooms. would definitely recommend it.

Fantastically located, minutes walking distance to main attractions: Colosseum, Pantheon, Trevi Fountain etc. And short taxi ride to Vatican. Warm welcome from Alessandro who shared some excellent tips to get the most out of our visit. Great breakfast served in the basement, assume this is because of autumn. Enjoyed a gorgeous cocktail on the rooftop terrace. Would definitely return and recommend.

Imagine being Bang in the centre of a beautiful city and open the windows to hear the music, crowds and buzz of the pulse of Rome. Many places like Pantheon, Colosseum and Trevi Fountain are walkable distance. Not to forget Venchi Chocolat store just a few doors away and the bustling night street market with the buskers and street artists right opposite. Fancy a nice stroll and within 15 to 20 mins you are at the Vatican. The streets on both sides are below us are lined with Italian fashion. The staff serving us brekkie were very courteous and top mention of Rosa- ever smiling and graceful at the desk to help you. Would definitely recommend and will be back again. Arrivederchi Roma!

We enjoyed our stay at Dimora Degli Dei. It's very conveniently located right by Pantheon from where you can walk to most major tourist spots. There's a cab stand right next to Pantheon as well. The hotel and the room were clean, staff is friendly and courteous. Breakfast was basic but we heard Italians have a light breakfast so it's possible that other hotels provide something similar. Bathroom was a little small and the hotel is on one floor of a residential building so doesn't have ammenities like a gym etc. Not that it caused any inconvenience, just something to be aware of so that you aren't surprised when you don't see a hotel building upon arrival. Overall, a great option in a very good location with plenty of restaurants, gelato shops and cafes close by.

I took my elderly mother to Rome from 11th to 15 th December. We literally had a perfect stay at the Grand Hotel De La Minerve. The location of this hotel is second to none. The Pantheon is steps away and other major sites such as Trevi Fountain (although currently being renovated), Spanish Steps, Piazza Venezia and the Colesseum where short strolls away. The lobby of the hotel is elegant and certainly feels 5 star. We had a lovely room overlooking the small Piazza Minerve to the front of the hotel. Yes some nights I heard revellers walking by but for me it added to the Roman Holiday!! We had breakfast twice up on the rooftop. The first morning was a beautiful clear sunny day and we were mesmerised at the view across Rome. You could see the Vatican, Piazza Venezia, Pantheon and so many amazing church spires. It was a privilege but one you pay for dearly. Breakfast was extremely expensive but I guess it is no ordinary view. Our room was large and pretty with high ceilings and a lovely bathroom. Staff were lovely especially the staff at the rooftop restaurant. All in all a magnificent stay.

The location was perfect. Near so many things of interest. We walked to Trevi Fountain, Spanish Steps, Pantheon, several cathedrals, Vatican, St. Peter's Basilica and the Coliseum. No vehicles drive by as it is a pedestrian area only. Restaurants are everywhere as are souvenir shops. To go anywhere you have to fight to get through the souvenir hawkers who will at times follow you. The hotel itself catches the noise from the alley outside. The staff, while very helpful, are noisy in the morning calling back and forth to each other. There is what sounds like construction going on on the floor above which also made sleep a challenge. Our room had a putrid smell. We spoke to the staff who immediately fixed it only for it to come back the next day.

We were a family of 6 traveling in Europe for 17 days so we had a total of four large suitcases and five back backs. We booked two rooms, both Superior suites that could sleep four, but turns out they would be on separate floors. Alessandro recommended to us to switch one room to a standard suite that sleeps two in order for us to all be on the same floor. My twins are 13 now so we decided we could trust them to be in a room by themselves while the 8 and 9 year olds could be with me and their father. Unfortunately, this meant I paid more than I had to, but it was better for us. The space is quite tight especially with luggage to deal with. I'd suggest staying here only if you are lighter on the luggage than we were, or if you don't mind having to step over stuff. The room was very clean, though there were small ants where the complementary coffee, candy and biscuits (packaged) are kept. There are only disposable plastic cups for your espresso--that's just wrong. Two bottles of still water and two of sparkling are provided in the mini fridge. The water from the tap is supposed to be okay to drink. There are no spoons--there maybe plastic stirrers. There was no bottle opener (this is not a criticism, just information--I'm sure most people would want to be sitting in a piazza drinking their evening wine or beer). The sofa bed is fairly comfortable according to my children. There were loud noises through both nights including thumping from upstairs, yelling from outdoors, and other random mechanical noises. I still did okay on sleep (I sleep with earbuds in listening to an audiobook droning on I the background), but if you are a light sleeper, just be aware you may need earplugs. Alessandro gave us discount cards for three area restaurants. We didn't go to any but one of the was closed for the month of August--always check before you go to a restaurant recommended in a guide book. Many are closed in August, many are closed on Sundays or Mondays. There is no restaurant,

The location was very close to the Pantheon so we were able to walk everywhere. We didn’t see the elevator sign at night so needed to carry heavy luggage up flights of stairs. Reception leaves in the early evening so my last minute booking was a scramble. I called the customer service number and someone walked my through getting inside to the room. The room was spacious, clean and modern. The shower was huge which I love. Would definitely stay here again.

Design&Art Pie is an amazing option if you plan to stay in the heart of Rome. Right behind Pantheon and walking distance from Forum & Colloseum too. Rooms are clean with all basic amenities available. Hosts are super nice and friendly. There is also a water fountain in the common area to fill your empty water bottles 😁. Don't think twice about booking this place if you plan to stay in this area.

The property is perfectly located in walking distance to everything including the Vatican. Wonderful rooftop terrace for sunset spritz and veiws across Rome. Breakfast was extensive and welcomed. Staff were so helpful and informative whochade everything easy. Rooms were clean and neat shower large. The property styling really appropriate to set your arrival in Rome. Can't wait to be back

Had a great stay at the Pantheon. Hotel is right in the lovely Pantheon piazza. Kept the large windows open all night and listened to the action in the piazza below. Right in the heart of Central Rome and within walking distance to everything (Vatican we took a taxi to save time) Piazza Navona is within a couple minute walk and is a great spot for dinner and a lively square day and night as well.

I got a front facing room in the top floor which was very nice as far as the view . Typical, beautiful Roman side street! Because the streets are stone and narrow all the noise is amplified and with the window open it was so noisy. Room is basic and fine. Bathroom was clean and shower strong but between the steep walk up and noise I wouldn’t stay again. I tried to call reception from the room phone to get help with my bags and no one answered so I had to call from my cell phone. They answered said they were coming but in the end I had to go down and ask in person and then wait. The location is great but without a good night’s sleep your next day is compromised. The overnight front desk person was very nice and friendly. The owners however, not so much.

The Relais is an apartment in a solid building that has been converted to rooms. Everything is new and clean, excellent shower, bed, and exceptionally large room (unlike most European city hotels). The staff are delightful too. The desk is not staffed 24h/day, but the street and entry are very secure. The windows are remarkably noise-blocking, so sleeping was better than we could have hoped for being in Rome. The location is excellent for walking to the Pantheon, Trastevere etc. It is not near a Metro, but the streetcar goes quite close by, direct from Trastevere train station. Very good restaurants are within 2 blocks (try Emma, very busy so reserve; renato e luisa, for excellent Italian; and DanEl for a creative/NY but friendly small vibe). The only problem we had was finding the front door (others also walked by it the first try), and there was some problem with the electronic key entry which hopefully will be fixed before any new arrivals. We would definitely stay here again.