Hotel Picasso Rome, Rome

The hotel offers a traditional Italian style experience, with clean and adequate rooms, but the bathroom may feel cramped. The staff is friendly and helpful, although some important information was missed. The location is central and convenient, ideal for exploring Rome but not the Vatican. Dining options are sufficient but not exceptional.

I had a cozy stay at this hotel. The room was small but very clean and homely, with beautiful wooden furniture and lovely ceramic tiles. The service was excellent, making my walking tour in Rome even more delightful. The location was really convenient and safe, close to major transportation hubs. The dining experience offered a nice variety of options. The facilities were decent and met my needs perfectly.

The hotel was nice and clean, but the street noise made it impossible to get a good night's sleep. While it was a bit cold for my liking, I didn't come to Rome to spend all my time in a hotel.

My stay at the Picasso Hotel had its highs and lows. While the rooms were really very small and didn't provide the cool respite I needed in Rome during the summer, the service was very helpful and friendly, especially thanks to Killey. The location was ideal for quick access to Termini Station and important sites like the Colosseum, but the dining experience, apart from the excellent coffee, left much to be desired.

My stay at the hotel had its ups and downs. The room was small but good enough, especially since I didn't spend much time there. It was clean, comfortable, and furnished in a traditional Italian style just above shabby chic. The service was very friendly and helpful, and the staff even provided a map of the area with attractions marked. The location wasn't bad for the price, situated near the lively neighborhood of Monti and within walking distance to Termini train station. The dining experience was marginal, offering very basic options, but enough to suffice for a budget place.