Boutique Hotel Campo de' Fiori

“Stile eleganza semplicità di altri tempi”

L’arredo antico in legno, molto curato. Materasso comodo. Posizione strategica. La colazione, pur non avendo la varietà delle grandi catene, ha prodotti di ottima qualità e freschissimi.

Mi è piaciuto tutto

“Amazing central location for a family of four in Rome!”

Hotel Campo di Fiori was a great place to stay for a family of four for two nights in Rome. We stayed in the deluxe apartment. We had two bedrooms and two bathrooms which was perfect for our family with two teenage boys. We were right across the square from the main hotel. Central location for Rome attractions. The hotel helped us with an airport transfers, taxis when needed and dining and tour recommendations. They were easy to communicate over WhatsApp when we needed something Highly recommend Hotel Campo di Fiori.

Maybe there could be one comfortable chair in the living room, but other than that, no complaints!

“Special, relaxing, great staff”

Location superb Great air con Very cute and authentic - Ivy and shutters on outside Great rooftop terrace

Nothing really Rooms not huge

“Wonderful hotel if you avoid the top floor rooms”

This is a charming hotel in the perfect location for exploring Rome. We really loved the hotel but had a few issues that we brought to the attention of management. We were very excited that two top (sixth) floor rooms with private terraces were available during our three-night stay. A previous review had mentioned renovations causing noise so we emailed the hotel before booking to make sure renovations would be finished by our stay. We were told they would be. Our first morning there, we were awakened at 5 AM by banging and drilling above our heads on the roof. I went to the roof to investigate and saw that a structure was being erected. I went to the front desk and the clerk was aware of the construction and said he would ask them to stop work until 9 AM. When I spoke with Valentina later that morning, she assured us that the construction would be that day only. The next morning, construction began again around 8 AM and continued until 2 pm. Several very nice patio covers had been attached to the roof. On the sixth floor, you will hear the iron chairs being dragged across the rooftop terrace above your head. One night at 11:30 PM with noise ongoing we called the front desk to find out how late the roof was open. The clerk said midnight and said he would go to the roof to talk to the guests. It was quiet after that. On arrival we couldn’t get the AC to cool one of the rooms. Both thermostats seemed to be on the same setting, but one room was much cooler. We mentioned this to the front desk and they said they would investigate on their end but nothing changed. After sweating through one night, we inquired again and they sent a maintenance person. He looked at it but then left and we never heard back. After walking around in 90° heat each day, all four of us had to hang out in one room to cool off. Our last afternoon there the housekeeper came to clean and indicated that she had changed something on our thermostat because the room was hot. With her speaking Italian and me speaking English, I’m not sure what she did, but hallelujah we had one cool night after that. If something was set incorrectly on the thermostat, it seems like the maintenance person should have caught it. We loved being in Campo de Fiori with the market, grocery store and restaurants right outside the hotel. Great location for walking everywhere. Just don’t book the top floor rooms.