Via delle Convertite 5, Rome, Italy | (888) 708-2081
Great central location, surrounded by shops and
restaurants
Within easy walking distance of Trevi Fountain, Spanish
Steps, and Pantheon
Continental breakfast included in room price
Free Wi-Fi access
Rooftop terrace a great place to relax with a cappuccino
Pets welcome for extra fee
Clean guest rooms; some overlook terrace
Thin pillows on beds
No restaurant or bar
No parking
Located in the center of Rome within a 10-minute walk of many historic sites, the Hotel Parlamento is
one of the best deals in the city. The budget property has not been renovated in over a decade, but is clean throughout, and has consistently helpful staff. 23 guest rooms are small and quite dated; clean and cozy. There's also a lovely rooftop terrace, and breakfast and Wi-Fi are free. The hotel is cheaper than many other comparable
small hotels in the area.
Scene
Cozy and antique-filled
Tucked into the fourth and fifth floors of a
600-year-old building, the Parlamento is marked by a small sign
on the street side, and a door and elevator around back in a courtyard. The
entrance has a steep archway that gives one the immediate sensation of
being in ancient Rome. The reception area has one small, blue sofa and a computer
available for guest use. The breakfast area feels like a little cafe, with a
chandelier; narrow, arched doorways; prints and paintings of ancient Rome; and a
sofa to lounge on. The best feature of the hotel is an open terrace with simple, patio-style tables
and chairs; the clay tiling, potted plants, and views of surrounding rooftops make this a great place to sit with breakfast or a cappuccino in warm
weather.
Location
Surrounded by historic attractions
The hotel is within two minutes’ walk of cafes, shops, and restaurants; several of Rome’s main historic attractions are also right
down the road. Trevi Fountain, the Spanish Steps, and the Pantheon are within a five- to 10-minute walk. Famous squares are also within easy reach -- Piazzas Venezia,
Navona, and del Popolo are less than 15 minutes away on foot. St. Peter's Basilica and
the Colosseum can be reached on foot in about 25 minutes. The Barberini Metro
stop is about 15 minutes away on foot; from here, one can access any historic sight within about 15 minutes. The trip to Leonardo
da Vinci International Airport takes just over an hour by public transportation, or about a half-an-hour by car.
Rooms
Clean and cozy, but small and old
There are 23 rooms at Hotel Parlamento, and like the rest
of the hotel, they have antique furniture such as brass-framed mirrors,
mahogany or wrought-iron headboards, and chandelier lights. The homey decor includes pale-green, floral-patterned bedspreads, and salmon-pink walls decorated with prints of Rome. The tube-TVs are older models, and there
isn’t a lot of floor space. Still, rooms are impeccably clean and some have
upstairs loft areas. Bathrooms are compact, with towel warmers and bidets; some have narrow, stand-up showers, and others have tubs. Rooms are equipped
with safes, individual air-conditioning/heating units, and free Wi-Fi access. Some overlook the shared terrace.
Features
Free breakfast and Wi-Fi; helpful staff
A continental breakfast spread comprised of cereal, a
small selection of breads and pastries, and yogurt is included in the room price. There is a lovely rooftop terrace on which to enjoy breakfast or coffee in warm
weather. Wi-Fi access in rooms and throughout hotel is free. The
Parlamento staff will help arrange airport transfers and tour reservations.
Pets are welcome for an extra fee.