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Rome Hotel De Petris

Hotel De Petris

Via Rasella 142, Rome, Italy | (888) 252-0567

Mid-Range | Value
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Overview

Pros
  • Central location with easy access to major attractions

  • Rooms include minibars lightly stocked with nonalcoholic drinks

  • Breakfast is included in the rates, and is served in an enclosed terrace

  • Lovely rooftop terrace with seating

  • Daily happy hour with drinks and snacks (for a fee)

  • Public computer and free Wi-Fi throughout

Cons
  • Older rooms need updating, maintenance, and housekeeping

  • No full restaurant or gym on site

  • Wi-Fi connection can be unreliable

  • No coffee- or tea-making facilities in rooms

Bottom Line

The mid-range Hotel De Petris is in an excellent location near the Trevi Fountain, with many restaurants, shops, and museums in walking distance. Its 53 rooms come with mini-fridges and flat-screen TVs, but be aware that not all rooms are designed equally. Some are dated, with maintenance and housekeeping issues -- try to request the newer rooms when booking. Amenities at this small property include a breakfast buffet, which is included in the rates, and a rooftop terrace; the hotel also hosts an evening happy hour, and Wi-Fi is free throughout. Travelers might want to compare rates with the nearby Relais Trevi 95 Hotel, which has sleek modern rooms and a lounge bar. 

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Via Rasella 142, Rome, Italy
Amenities
  • Air Conditioner
  • Babysitting Services
  • Balcony / Terrace / Patio
  • Basic Television
  • Business Center
  • Cable
  • Concierge
  • Cribs
  • Dry Cleaning
  • Free Breakfast
  • Internet
  • Kids Allowed
  • Laundry
  • Mini Bar (with liquor)
  • Poolside Drink Service
  • Rental Car Service Desk Onsite
  • Airport Transportation

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Full Review

Scene

Affordable, mid-range property spread across two buildings with a large rooftop terrace 

Hotel De Petris is a tale of two buildings -- one is updated and modern, and the other retains holdovers from earlier times, like a caged elevator and, less charmingly, aging furniture and carpeting. The main reception area has a front desk of warm woods, tile floors, and small nooks with black leather armchairs and couches for seating. It doesn't add up to a particularly fresh or inviting look. The breakfast room is a bit brighter, with orange benches and chairs, wood floors, white and black chairs and tables, and an enclosed terrace, whose glass walls let in plenty of light. The rooftop terrace is arguably the most attractive space on the property. Its potted plants and flowers make a nice backdrop to the white tables, chairs, and umbrellas. Given its central location, the hotel draws mainly tourists, especially couples and families. 

Location

Centrally located near the Trevi Fountain, and restaurants, shops, and public transportation

In a prime tourist location, the Hotel de Petris is a five-minute walk to the Trevi Fountain and an eight-minute walk to the Spanish Steps, with several restaurants, cafes, and shops on the surrounding streets. The Colosseum -- a bit farther -- is about a 20-minute walk from the hotel. Vatican City can be reached in about 35 minutes on public transportation -- a bus stop and metro stop are less than a four-minute walk from the hotel. It’s a 40-minute drive to Leonardo da Vinci Airport. 

Rooms

Rooms vary from dated to modern but include flat-screen TVs and minibars

The Hotel de Petris' 53 rooms vary significantly. Some have an old-fashioned style, with framed floral artwork, faded coverlets, and furniture that shows wear and tear. Others have a cleaner more modern -- even fashionable -- design, with soft-gray floral fabrics, striped walls, pulled-back curtains, and sleek white furniture. Still others exude a sleeker, more minimalist vibe, with photographs of sculptures, checkered-print bedding, and dark furniture. A few of the larger rooms have loft sections with couches or day beds, and might include private balconies. Rooms are equipped with flat-screen TVs, air-conditioning, minibars lightly stocked with nonalcoholic drinks, safes, and free Wi-Fi, which is not always reliable. They all lack coffeemakers. Guests have complained about maintenance and housekeeping in the older rooms. Bathrooms, like the rooms, differ in their level of modernity -- some are sleek with brown-and-tan or white-and-tan tile and vessel sinks, while others have dated red tiling. All include shower/tub combos or showers, and some have bidets. Toiletries and hairdryers are provided. 

Features

Breakfast buffet (included in rates), happy hour, rooftop terrace, and free Wi-Fi

As a small property, the Hotel de Petris lacks the "big" features found in larger hotels, such as a restaurant, bar, fitness center, or meeting facilities. It does include a breakfast buffet in its rates, and it hosts an evening happy hour, with snacks and drinks available (for a fee) on the furnished rooftop terrace. There’s a public computer for guests' use, and Wi-Fi is free throughout the property, but the signal can be a bit iffy.