Search Hotels by Rocco Forte in Trevignano Romano from £1,190

"This is a lovely hotel right at the top of the Spanish Steps. The staff were extremely helpful and very professional. We took a very fun cooking class offered through the hotel. They also provided 10% off of meals at the delicious restaurant next door. "

"Room was spacious and clean, air conditioning and all amenities worked well, within walking distance to the Trevi Fountain."

"We were looking for a hotel close to Loyola's John Felice Rome Center to visit our student studying abroad. This was extremely close, about a 1/2 mile walk in a quiet residential area. We only stayed one night but the staff was very helpful with taxi to the airport and helping with restaurants in the area. "

"The location is great. Rooms are nice and clean. Great breakfast. Staff helps with any questions you may have. "

"The staff was wonderful and we really loved their breakfast! Really beautiful view and awesome breakfast spread. The only negative thing is that we didn’t know we’d have to pay state and local taxes when we left, so that was an additional 60 Euro that no one told us about when we booked. But other than that, it was a very nice hotel and we were comfortable. "

"We loved the neighborhood and the historic building was nice. The staff wasn’t overly friendly. And it’s essentially a bed and breakfast so you can hear other guests in their rooms."

"The room was spacious, bigger than others i have stayed in, in Italy. I love the location, and it’s convenient proximity to Ottaviano Metro Station. The breakfast area was large and fit a lot of people, which was nice because I don’t like to be crammed in a tight spot. "

"Have been staying in Rome for 27 years - always closer to the centre. The Albani was great value, the staff very friendly. The room a bit funky but I like a bit of colour! Importantly there are multiple buses routes to the centre about 200 metres away with card tap on available and many good restaurants and bars within easy walking. We will stay at the Albani again."

"Fiis"