Name: Nicolas Inn
Address: Via Cavour 295, Rome, Rome, Rome, 00184, Italy
Rating: 10

Smoke-free property

No elevators

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Free Wi-Fi

Internet

Pets Not Allowed

Pets

Temperature control for staff

Personal protection equipment for staff

Extra decontamination measures

Temperature control for guests

Personal protection equipment for guests

Contactless check-in and/or check-out

Additional measures against COVID-19

Health and Safety Measures

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Colosseo

Cavour

Barberini – Fontana di Trevi

Rione Monti

Villa di Massenzio

Roman Forum

Colosseum

Arch of Titus

Trajan's Forum

Arch of Constantine

Capitoline Museums

Capitoline Hill

Column of Antoninus Pius

Altare della Patria

Piazza Venezia

The Mouth of Truth

Santa Maria Maggiore

Trevi Fountain

Pantheon

Termini Railway Station

Piazza Navona

Spanish Steps

Piazza del Popolo

Villa Borghese Gardens

Vatican Museums

Piazza Bologna

Rome Ciampino Airport

Leonardo da Vinci Rome Fiumicino Airport

Nicolas Inn

Rome

child-bed

child-bed-fee

external-private-bathroom

private-bathroom

shared-bathroom

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king-bed

queen-bed

limited-time

lounge

treatment

no-window

bay-view

bosphorus-view

canal-view

city-view

courtyard-view

garden-view

golf-view

harbour-view

inland-view

lake-view

land-view

mountain-view

ocean-front

ocean-view

oceanside

panoramic-view

park-view

partial-ocean-view

partial-sea-view

partial-view

pool-view

river-view

sea-front

sea-view

street-view

sunrise-view

sunset-view

water-view

with-view

annex

basement

main-building

1-bedroom

2-bedrooms

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not-guaranteed

wired-internet-access

smoking

sauna

duplex

safe

mini-bar

breakfast-for-1

breakfast-for-2

pets-allowed

wi-fi

kitchen

This Family Hotel is in a perfect location..safe, lots of restaurants, 5 minutes from Coliseum, and the staff could not be more helpful. Ask for Franesca, she was a wonderful host. Price was very reasonable.

Great Stay

Booked by friend after a cruise, looking for a one night stay for 3 elderly couples.  NOT what we expected.  5 stars….. please!   Gentleman was very very helpful.  Paid by credit card, but elevator did not stop on our floor. He carried our luggage up to the second floor.  Looks like several floors in this building are the Nicolas Inn, not a dedicated building. No lobby, just a central corridor for 3 rooms on our 2nd floor.   Considering the cost, very cheap, I cut them some slack, but I always review rooms prior to renting.  Staff very very helpful.  No English, but we survived.

Not what we expected…

This is more of a pensione than a hotel.  Found recommendation in Rick Steve's.  I can't quite agree that this is a "delightful, spacious and bright place".  
First of all, the location is sensational.  You are on a busy street with loads of restaurants and a handful of souvenier shops, about a 20 mninute walk from the main train station and literally a couple of blocks from the Colosseum and Roman Forum.  Trajan's column and the Emmanuel Monument are a ten minute walk.  
Second, it is relatively inexpensive.  I believe 4 nights were about $125; pretty good for Rome.  
Third, i think the owner/manager/clerk was named Loreto.  He was helpful and on site much of the day, but there was no one there 24/7.  
Now:  It was a bit tattered.  Dull decor.  Virtually nothing on the walls.  Actually I found it kind of depressing.  One window, facing street (fortunately, the room was very quiet).  Tile on floor was cracked and coming up.  Door to bathroom was pretty beat up.  Ugly wooden "thing" in corner, probably covering some sort of...I don't know...pipes?   Marginal air conditioning; for much of the night we slept practically naked on top of sheets; by middle of night it had cooled off.  We had it on all day and on max and it barely did the job.  Shower pressure and hot water were very variable.  At times both were very good.  At others, almost unusable.  At one point I got up at 0300h to shower just to get adequate pressure and my wife found she couldn't even wash her hair the pressure was so low unless she also showered at 0300h.  
Now to find a terrific location at $125 a night in central Rome are reasons enough to stay here.  But don't think this is quaint, or cute, or stylish.  You come in, walk up stairs around an elevator which for all I know wasn't usable.  If I were an indigent student studying in Rome 45 years ago it would have been cool.  Now, it was dingy. 

There are 4 rooms.  There is essentially no common area of any significance.  We had no idea there was an arrangement for breakfast.  As we did not have a car we can't comment on parking.  
As far as amenities, WiFi was provided but was almost impossible to use; we could not connect with Verifly, the CDC contact website, or a couple ticket centers (like coopculture.it).  There was a small fridge which worked fairly well.  Maybe 4 glasses which seemed clean.  Bathroom included toilet and bidet.  It was clean.  Not OMG immaculate, but clean.  
Oh, and did I mention the mattresses?  Absolutely the single worst mattress I have ever experienced in over 30 trips overseas.  Like sleeping on a corrugated cardboard box.  My wife needed to take muscle relaxants to sleep one night, and I slept in a back brace.  How anyone could overlook these is beyond me.  
Although on a busy touristy street, we felt safe and it was quiet.  
Again, Loreto ( I think I got his name right...) was helpful on a couple occasions; like we needed to buy a cheap suitcase to help us get our stuff back in one checked bag and he directed us to a couple places up near the train station, one of which was perfect.  When I asked about getting a cab to the airport, he told me to just go on the street and try to hail one; at 0700 on a weekday there weren't a lot of cabs zipping around via Cavour.  But when we asked how/where to get tickets to the Forum, he pointed out a few places on the map.  Problem was that  - at least according to the ticket offices at the Forum - you had to buy them online only since Covid, and many of us had problems getting those websites to work (in fact, they didn't work because apparently the tickets were sold out).  

All right, so in summary, for $125 a block from the Forum, pretty hard to beat. 
But be aware of what you are getting.   Would I stay there again?  yesssss...if this was the only available low cost place.

good points and bad points

Excellent location in central Rome. Walking distance to the Forum and Colusseum. Warm welcome by helpful host. Room (double plus single for our daughter) is clean, quiet and a good size. Comfy beds, fridge, aircon, safe, good shower. Basic but great value and would definitely return.

Excellent location

I stayed here backpacking with friends and it was an amazing location, friendly atmosphere, and super clean and convenient. Very helpful and felt super safe around the area as well. Definitely recommend staying here!!!!

Best in rome

We were lucky enough to stay at the enchanting Hotel Rosetta in Perugia. The Concierge from beginning to end made us feel utterly welcome. This is a lovely place to stay. Located in the centre of beautiful Perugia, the hotel has charm and is authentic. We will definitely stay here again.

Fabulous Stay at Hotel Rosetta Perugia

This hotel is basic but what more did we need than a bed and an en-suite. 
The room was cleaned daily which we had not expected. 
The staff were all very friendly no matter what time of day or night. 
And the location was perfect for exploring this beautiful city. 
Only thing I wished there was were coffee facilities in the room as waking up and having to get washed and dressed before being able to get coffee was hard.

First visit to Rome

We spent 5 nights in the hotel and found it very comfortable. The AC worked well, (and we needed it as it was still hot in Rome in late September) the bed and pillows were very comfortable, there was plenty of hot water for our showers. It was kept squeaky clean. It is plain in it's decor, but not run down in the rooms. The walls were freshly painted, the shower and other bathroom facilities were modern and worked great. There were no weird smells, in fact it smelled as fresh and clean as it was! We felt very secure with the neighborhood and in the courtyard and hotel areas. The staff was very helpful and accommodating. We walked to most places we wanted to visit and when we did take a cab to places like the Vatican and Travestary, it was there within 5 minutes of the desk calling it for us.
     We signed up and paid for breakfast at a nearby coffee shop that was open early (like 6am early!). They were friendly and made wonderful coffee and delicious fresh pastry which our voucher covered. Unfortunately, my husband is gluten intolerant and so we had to ask for a refund for that and make other breakfast arrangements. Hotel Rosetta completely accommodating.  
     We would absolutely stay here again.

Great location and a clean & comfortable little hotel!

Great price. Pretty basic, but it is 1.5 blocks from the Roman Forum and 2 blocks from the Colosseum! We really valued the location. And they have an arrangement with a nearby restaurant for breakfast. Loved it. 

Amazing location

We were welcomed from the beginning, and the answer to the small requests I made, was always yes. We were comfortable, although would have liked a little more lighting in the room.  The room and bathroom was clean and there was daily housekeeping. It was so central and close to the main sites; we would definitely stay there again.  The room was quiet, and set well back in the courtyard and well away from the road.  It is not possible to have breakfast in the hotel. I wish I'd asked if they could make a cup of tea in advance of our stay, but I did bring a travel kettle so it wasn't a problem.

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