Hotel Del Corso Rome, Rome

The single room I booked was displayed as small on the booking site, but in reality, it was extremely tiny, especially for the price paid. The room felt stuffy, necessitating the use of noisy air conditioning even in November.

I had a fantastic stay at the hotel. The room, though a bit old, was fabulous and big with a lovely balcony overlooking Via del Corso. The service made me feel right at home, and the staff was exceptionally friendly and courteous. The location was ideal for exploring the city with a plethora of shops and restaurants nearby. The dining experience was okay, nothing extraordinary, but definitely enjoyable.

The hotel has a shabby exterior and is close to the main shopping district of Rome, offering spacious and charming rooms with a comfortable sofa bed in a separate area. The service was helpful, welcoming, and kind, although the initial room placement was not ideal. The dining experience is highlighted by beautiful rooftop settings and good quality Corsican products.

My stay at the hotel had its ups and downs. The rooms were quiet and cool, but unfortunately, without any view. The service was very helpful and friendly, especially Hussein, who went out of his way to assist us. The location was perfect, near the metro and major attractions. The dining, though lean and repetitive, offered some assorted fruits. Overall, a mix of positives and negatives.

The hotel had rooms that were totally different from the pictures advertised, leading to a disappointing stay. While the noise levels were high and surroundings could be heard clearly, the staff showed lack of respect and kindness. On the positive side, the location was perfect, offering easy access to many attractions in Rome.