Value for money was excellent! Scored a cozy, cool room with a super comfy bed 😊.

the service was excellent, i had 1 peaceful night here. i stayed here before, always air conditioned and fully-equipped rooms with a view.

I spent a real good time here, recommend to anyone. Liked spending my time in this fairly clean good basic hotel. Room was fully-equipped with a really fast WiFi, climate control, and a flat-screen television. Particularly nice view, the bed was comfortable. The staff was very amiable and extremely helpful, always on hand when needed. The location was perfect and convenient - easy walk to everywhere I wanted to go. The venue was an excellent place for enjoying a very very nice area.

I spent 2 nights and would definitely come back there. the location was unbeatable, relatively near an iconic temple. - This hotel was set in a fairly nice area. - Magnificent restaurant served authentic specialties.

The staff there is really nice, she is very patient and friendly and humorous. She explained everything about Rome quite well, with enthusiasm. Another good thing about this hotel is the location, it's really really central, very convenient to go shopping and sightseeing.

When we first arrive the hotel we were a bit shocked by the gate of the hotel. It dosn't look like a hotel at all. The lift is tiny and funny, and a bit dark in the stairs. One won't dare to stay there alone after listening to ghost stories lol. But when u enter the actual door of the hotel which is on the second floor, u feel better. However this is a very small hotel. Some rooms are ok while some are quite weird. The room I live in is fine, clean and good shower facilities. But the room my other friends live in is not that comfortable, weird arrangement of the furnitures and a bit dark and old. Overall it's not that good value of the price but it's sensible because of the central location.

The hotel area was fairly clean, the room was air conditioned and well decorated. The staff were attentive and excellent all the time. I liked the room with a view, the bed was comfortable. Everything was good. The location was perfect and excellent, at walking distance from an aqueduct-fed rococo fountain. I had very good days staying at this nice basic property.

the room was nicely decorated in baroque style and had all the essentials I needed. the location was absolutely perfect, close to the river, main landmarks, restaurants, shops, and Spanish Steps and Piazza Navona. 3. the staff was excellent and answered all my questions.

Good situation in historical center, walking distance to many historical sites, churches, restaurants and pitzerias. Silent at night at the end of the building, where we lived. Very helpfull and friendly receptionist.

The room, we lived in, could not have been any smaller. Ther Tv sent only RAI 1-3 programs, that means alltime dancing and quiz in Italian. We didn't hear any news, not even about the Polish aircraft crash. In the toilet was no place to leave a shampoo bottle, a toothbrush or anything off hands.

The hotel is in a brilliant location centrally placed to everything. The staff, especially the lady during the day, was so helpful with directions and bus information etc. Great value for money would definitely stay there in future.

The room was beautifully decorated in a baroque style. It was great to have fast WiFi, climate control, and a flat-screen TV.

The only good thing about this hotel is the location.

I stayed 3 nights there, except the first day, there was no hot water! The staff who woked daytime(Italian man) was friendly and helpful but the night-shift guy(Indian) was very rude.

The location is great and also the new rooms are very good ,but small. Aurora at the front desk was very nice and helpfull. Mille gracie !

In the Internet on your page Booked.net they have a picture of the regular room that doesn't corespond with the reality ! We had to stay in the first night in terrible room with low ceeling in the unrenovated part because they dobelbooked !!! This was not what we booked and what we paid for. I will ask the Hotel for a 50% payback for the first night.

Located close to famous attractions like the Pantheon, Spanish Steps, and Piazza Navona, this place offers a peaceful and ideal setting. the Spagna district is definitely worth exploring! 🏛️

Like many others, we experienced problems at Hotel Marcus (July 2011.) The photos on Booked.net are deceptive. The hotel is, effectively, divided in two: the 6 modern rooms to the left of the front desk when facing it are the ones shown on Booked.net. (Numbered 208, 210, etc. See hotel939.com for pictures of this half of the hotel.) The 6 rooms to the right when facing the desk are numbered 5, 13, etc. (If you go to hotel-marcus.com, you see photos of Rome’s attractions, but not any photos of rooms, a real red flag.) Despite booking a superior double room, we were taken to shabby room 13, with two dangerous steps inside the room right next to the bed, a non-working refrigerator, and shower that leaked water everywhere. The room’s wall air conditioner didn’t work so the window (no screen, and over an alley with noisy 6 am trash dumpster removal) had to remain open since the portable unit required venting. The clerk (Italian, age 40, male, refused to give his name), told no other rooms were available, so spent night in room with open window, repacked, and they moved us while we were out. To show us rooms that we could move to, this employee opened two guest-occupied rooms (208, 210 on July 7, 2011); highly inappropriate, we thought. Also told that paying in cash, we could avoid the city tax of 2 euros per night; wondered if that was legal--but after arriving at the hotel at midnight the night before we were to leave without the cash to check out, the Indian clerk (male, age 25, refused to give his name) became incensed and threatened to charge our card. To stop his yelling at us, went to bancomat at 1 A.M. paid bill and ended this awful experience.

The room was nicely decorated in baroque style and we thoroughly enjoyed it. the location was perfect, being really close to Piazza di Spagna and all the main sights, with the longest walks being to the Colosseum in half an hour, and to the station in 45 minutes.