Great location in central Rome, within walking distance of numerous sites
All rooms have flat-screen TVs and free Wi-Fi
Some junior suites have large balconies overlooking the quaint cobblestone street
Bathrooms are clean and up-to-date
Cozy, elegant lobby
Some rooms are in a separate building around the corner
Some rooms show some wear and tear
No on-site restaurant (aside from breakfast - for a fee)
No fitness center or spa (typical of boutique hotels in Rome)
Hotel Condotti's highlight is its location -- on a quaint cobblestone street lined by restaurants, within walking distance of attractions such as the Trevi Fountain, the Spanish Steps, and the Pantheon. It lacks a fitness center and a spa, though that's pretty typical for hotels in this city. All in all, Hotel Condotti is a great value, offering lower prices than other hotels in the area and featuring clean -- if a bit tired -- rooms. The elegant, cozy lobby is a nice place to congregate before heading out for the day.
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Location
Within walking distance of numerous attractions in central Rome
Though not located along the fashionable Via Condotti as the name implies (but it is just a short walk), Hotel Condotti does have a great location in central Rome, about equidistant from the lively Piazza del Popolo and the Spanish Steps.The neighborhood around Piazza Popolo and the Spanish Steps is one the most upscale in Rome, with high-end shops, restaurants, and hotels, and of course, plenty of sightseeing opportunities. Piazza Popolo is one the of city's largest squares and is a popular spot for strolling, and sipping coffee at the local cafes, but the scene can become even more lively at night when the numerous bars open their doors.One of the most iconic places in Rome, the Spanish Steps (all 135 of them) are a popular meeting spot for tourists and Romans (you can tell them apart by what they're doing -- tourists will likely be snapping a billion photographs; Romans will likely be making out). Built in the early 18th century to demonstrate the union between France and Spain (French funds paid for their construction), the Spanish Steps are the starting point of several fashionable streets, such as Via Condotti, lined by luxurious shops and gourmet restaurants.- 32-minute drive to Rome Ciampino International Airport
Separate Building Room
Standard Room
Superior Junior Room
Rome, Italy
