We stayed here together with a group of friends. The hotel hadn't really understood we were a group, but that's probably because we'd made individual reservations online. We eventually got all the help we needed. Still, if you need a lot of service from your hotel (finding addresses, restaurants etc.) you should look elsewhere. Also, if you're looking for undisturbed... more

Been here for 3 nights. Lovely, clean,nice hotel. Great room and helpful staff. Thanks to it we had a great stay in Rome. I wholeheartedly recommend this Hotel more

We were very very very disappointed with Domus Aventina. Our trip to Rome was amazing, the sights, art, culture and food were incredible, we ate and ate and ate! The hotel was a long walk away from all of the attractions, shopping and food. The worst thing about the hotel was our room, the fabric covered walls were stained and... more

We stayed at Domus Aventina for 4 nights on our first trip to Italy. I don't remember the rate because we booked our trip as a package, but it was a good value compared to others we looked at. The hotel is located in a quiet, residential area, but it is a short walk to the Circo Massimo metro stop... more

The hotel has beds and running water aside from that I see no other redeeming qualities. A true disappointment. The rooms were filthy as well as small. Completely inadequate. The staff was totally dismissive- no one was able to assist us with directions or general info regarding Rome. We tried to change hotels however all of the other places on... more

Generally satisfactory. The blurb says that 'every room' has a view over the courtyard ; every room that is except mine: room 47 - a small, but adequate single room which overlooks a different courtyard - the playground of the neighbouring primary school where they start playing at 8.00 a.m. when I booked some months ago there was a picture... more

Used to be a much nicer hotel a few years back; now a good restoration would do good. Anyway, is an intelligent choice for Rome, because it's quite out of the way, in a residential neighbourhood, it's cheap (130 euros/night, in August) and quiet. more

The worst points of the hotel was the fact it was up a hill - not good for those going in August when the temp reached 35C plus. The breakfast was very basic, although the lady who served us hot drinks made lovely coffees and cappucinos. The room we had was basic - it had no balcony but in the... more

This hotel is very close to all the historical sites such as the Colloseum and other ruins, and a ten minute walk from the metro. It's right by a really beautiful15th century church, and a park nearby with a fantastic view of the whole city. It was too out the way for us (especially walking up hill in boiling hot... more