Hotel LHG Comfy Rooms (Rome, Italy)

This property's location on the second floor of a Roman townhouse in a tranquil and attractive neighbourhood of the Italian capital appealed to guests keen to be away from the hullabaloo around the tourist hotspots in the heart of the city centre. Reviewers welcomed the proximity of bus stops and Castro Pretorio metro station. Moreover, Termini station was within easy walking distance offering extensive public transport connections, including express trains to Fiumicino Airport. There was reportedly a good selection of dining options nearby and sightseers appreciated the way they could easily walk to famous monuments like the Trevi Fountain and Baths of Diocletian.

Reviewers often said they were made to feel at home by friendly, obliging and knowledgeable personnel who fostered an easy-going atmosphere at this small bed and breakfast.

The reportedly bright, spacious, clean and well-maintained rooms were popular with visitors. The rooms were also said to be well-equipped with minibars, en suite bathrooms and large flat-panel TVs. In selected rooms, reviewers also liked the balconies overlooking the pleasant courtyard garden. Value-conscious travellers often felt they got a decent amount of bang for their buck thanks to the normally reasonable room rates.

The continental breakfast served in nearby cafes was a convenient free perk in the mornings. However, some diners criticized the limited menu choice.

Although guests welcomed the free Wi-Fi access, there were occasional reports of underwhelming speeds or patchy coverage in certain rooms at Quo Vadis Inn.

Guests occasionally took issue with the lack of a 24-hour front desk as it meant they sometimes had to co-ordinate or pre-arrange their arrival when attempting to check-in outside of normal working hours.