Temple View FCollection Superior Relais

the owner is very nice and kind. took care of many things and offered to help a lot. also generous on the food and drinks - we can get anything from the fridge and pantry anytime (eg. water/juice/coffee/bread/toasts/cereals...). great view from my room as well

The location was great, pretty central was able to walk around to get to many areas for shopping and touring.   The bus stops were close by metros are a little bit more of a walk lots of restaurants, souvenir shops, all close by around the corner close to ruins. The apartment hotel was clean. Staff check-in was friendly. The room was very clean. The towels and soap provided was good.  The room was cleaned daily. I had no issues with leaving my items out or anything. Nothing was touched. The room is always fixed up for me when I got back at the end of the day. There was an area for breakfast with small Items available to eat. It’s not meant for a big meal just a quick on the go kind of idea. There was lots of water in the fridge to take at any time the lock doors to get into that area you can access at any time you had keys for the main door the door to the  breakfast area And your apartment room key were all together.  It is an old building. The elevator lift is very old so don’t put too much weight in it when you use it. There are five floors, but the building was very clean, very well kept. The area around outside was very clean. We had no issues.

The hotel gets rave reviews. I'm not that enthusiastic though it is certainly a reasonable place to stay. (My wife was more enthusiastic than me.) The location is central, which is good, though I'd prefer to be several blocks farther west. The hotel is clean and the room is bright and cheery with a big window and very high ceilings. Furniture is Ikea white or something similar. Bathroom is fine, though the fancy shower mentioned in other reviews is meant for a much larger enclosure, making taking showers a bit awkward. Views were quite nice from our room, 1 of 3 that face the temple. Temple views are terrific and the open space it creates gives you a larger scale view of a bit of the city. The hotel entrance is hard to find. Up an alley and marked only by a small plaque on the wall (see photos). Initially having rung the bell, or with a key once you are checked in, you go into a dingy building and up to the 5th floor in a tiny, antique but perfectly serviceable elevator to the nicely renovated area of the "relais." Kitchen is available all the time which is nice. Breakfast is mostly of packaged items with a good coffee maker, but no cappuccino.You'd do much better at the pastry shop (Caffe Camerino) a block away. The family that manages the hotel is quite nice and extremely accommodating. They do their very best to make sure guests have a good stay. However there is only someone on the property in the morning from 8am, staying into the afternoon. No one is there at all at night. Certainly a reasonable place to stay and the price seems good for this location. There are lots of restaurants within a few blocks lots of busses go by, and a taxi stand is a block north.

Lovely guest house. Wonderful service. Clean and comfortable rooms. Inviting kitchen for the guests to use all through the day. The guest house is located very close to Piazza Venezia. In the paralel street - Vittorio Emanuele- there are trail of taxis and also a super market.

We stayed in one of the temple-facing rooms and really enjoyed it. The temple area doubles as a cat sanctuary (Torre Argentina Cat Sanctuary) and we enjoyed watching the kitties wander around the ruins. It's a very small place, only a handful of rooms, and quite cozy. Breakfast is no-frills but good, and I appreciated that they kept a fridge stocked with water bottles we could grab any time. There was a little bit of noise from the elevator/stairwell, but nothing keeping the fan running overnight couldn't offset, and the windows were solid and kept out any street noise. The location was good -- easy walking distance to some of the major sights, and well-served by buses and the tram.

If you are looking for a clean accommodation, perfectly located with friendly staff, then you are at a right place. Starting from the beginning, we had a lovely host Mr. Roton, who always had a smile on his face and was ready to answer any questions me and my husband had. Next, we stayed in Lilla room which is the one with 2 double windows facing the excavations and the street. I absolutely adored how much light we had in the room and how clean it was. Also, the bed and pillow firmness was perfect. We were provided with new towels every day and our room was being made daily. The shared kitchen was 24/7 accessible, so we always had a possibility to take bottled water from a fridge. The breakfast, which was included in the price, was based on self-service and consisted out of the food you could find in the fridge/on the counters: coffee, biscuits, fruits, deli meats, cheese, Nutella, marmalade, butter, sparkling and still water, fruit yogurt, milk, sliced bread. Many lovely sightseeings are just walking distance from the accommodation, so we enjoyed our walks to Piazza Navona, Spanish steps, Fontana di Trevi, Pantheon, Via del Corso, Vatican, Colosseum. All in all, I would definitely stay again at the Temple View on my future trip to Rome and will highly recommend it to anyone!