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"The location is best, close to train station. Also the staff is friendly. Really enjoy to stay there. Really reconmend to everyone would like traveling in Rome. "

"Clean, comfortable, beautiful room. We needed to extend our stay an extra night and Edoardo went above and beyond to accommodate our non-standard requests. We couldn’t be happier. "

"It’s an unassuming hotel but you can’t beat the location. We walked to everything. It’s very classic and rooftop bar was very nice. Pillows were a bit hard but besides that everything was good"

"We were there one night and part of a day. The staff at the hotel were very helpful. They have a map and pointed out our places of interest which contributed for us to have had an excellent stay. Thanks staff. "

"Happy staff ♡"

"When i visit i always try to stay at the Michelangelo, they are wonderful. "

"Consider shuttling to the center "

"This hotel is in a quiet area a short distance from the vatican. The hotel is very clean and modern inside and has gardens and seating areas outside including a roof terrace.It has a restaurant that is very nice which is ideal because the nearest restaurants are not close to the hotel this resturant is separate from the breakfast room which is much larger. The continental breakfast was lovely with plenty of choice.The nearest metro station is quite a distance from the hotel and the walk took us...

"Arrived at 8am checking was at 2pm, after waiting for about 2 hours we were given our room, after being denied breakfast, was told we were eligible for next day, I knew that, I wasn't given an option to pay for it. Hotel is well located within walking distance of some attractions and 2 blocks away from the lepanto metro station. Mostly residential area, felt safer than Paris, Room was spacious with some minor repair needed no big deal if you take into consideration the age of the building 200 ...

"This property is less than 5 minutes walk from the Vatican Museum entrance and 15 minutes walk from St. Peter’s square. That’s why I picked it for my first 3 day in Rome. My room (Michelangelo) probably once was part of a larger residential flat in a typical residential building. There were 4 different rooms side by side in a longer corridor. Common area in the end of it had an excellent coffee maker, a large breakfast table, 2 cereals option and a small patio. Breakfast that was provided...