Ponza Cheap Holidays

The hotel was in a great location we walked to all our sightseeing destinations some walk where 45 min Staff was great rooms were clean. Breakfast had a good selection but hot food was only scrambled eggs every day buy you could also get hard boiled eggs. Better breakfast than many other hotels.

This hotel is far from being a 5 star. Is the most tacky place I ever been. The food of their restaurant is terrible, the rooms are outdated

Beautiful and charming. Very pleasant staff. Be aware that the elevator is very antiquated so 1 person and 2 large suitcases at a time is all that will fit but was not a problem. Beautiful location would stay here again! Side note, like most places in Italy, there is a city tax you have to pay at checkout so be aware

I stayed at Boutique Hotel Trevi and overall had a good experience, mainly because of the location. It’s right next to the Trevi Fountain, about a 10-minute walk to the Spanish Steps, 20 minutes to the Colosseum, and a quick Uber to the Vatican. I even walked back from the Vatican (about 40 minutes) along the Tiber River and stopped at Castel Sant’Angelo, which was really nice. This is listed as a 4-star hotel, but it’s not what you’d expect from a typical 4-star. The rooms are a bit outdated, but still comfortable. I had a single room and didn’t have any plumbing issues. The room did get warm, and the AC didn’t get very cold, so I wouldn’t recommend staying here in the summer. I left the balcony open to help cool it down. The bed is more on the firm side. There’s a hairdryer in the bathroom, and my diffuser attachment fit it perfectly. It does shut off if it overheats, but it works. There are only two outlets, so bring an adapter. The room key has to stay in a slot for electricity. There’s a €7.50 nightly city tax per person paid at checkout. The minibar has water, soda, and juice. The safe didn’t work, but I used a lock on my suitcase. WiFi worked fine. I felt safe as a solo traveler. The front doors lock at night, so you’ll need to ring to get in. Breakfast was basic but good, and it fills up quickly,go early. I went in early April and it wasn’t overly crowded. Mornings were cold, afternoons comfortable, so wear layers. Overall, I enjoyed my stay and would recommend

Staff was helpful upon arrival. Lovely clean and spacious room; the jetted bath was a nice surprise. Breakfast offered a diverse array of options, although there are a couple of nice patisserias around the corner. The only feedback is for the broken parking elevator and lack of help with transporting luggage as it can be quite the maze and trek from the front lobby.

This is my favorite hotel

This hotel is far from being a 5 star. Is the most tacky place I ever been. The food of their restaurant is terrible, the rooms are outdated

The hotel was in a great location we walked to all our sightseeing destinations some walk where 45 min Staff was great rooms were clean. Breakfast had a good selection but hot food was only scrambled eggs every day buy you could also get hard boiled eggs. Better breakfast than many other hotels.

Beautiful and charming. Very pleasant staff. Be aware that the elevator is very antiquated so 1 person and 2 large suitcases at a time is all that will fit but was not a problem. Beautiful location would stay here again! Side note, like most places in Italy, there is a city tax you have to pay at checkout so be aware

I stayed at Boutique Hotel Trevi and overall had a good experience, mainly because of the location. It’s right next to the Trevi Fountain, about a 10-minute walk to the Spanish Steps, 20 minutes to the Colosseum, and a quick Uber to the Vatican. I even walked back from the Vatican (about 40 minutes) along the Tiber River and stopped at Castel Sant’Angelo, which was really nice. This is listed as a 4-star hotel, but it’s not what you’d expect from a typical 4-star. The rooms are a bit outdated, but still comfortable. I had a single room and didn’t have any plumbing issues. The room did get warm, and the AC didn’t get very cold, so I wouldn’t recommend staying here in the summer. I left the balcony open to help cool it down. The bed is more on the firm side. There’s a hairdryer in the bathroom, and my diffuser attachment fit it perfectly. It does shut off if it overheats, but it works. There are only two outlets, so bring an adapter. The room key has to stay in a slot for electricity. There’s a €7.50 nightly city tax per person paid at checkout. The minibar has water, soda, and juice. The safe didn’t work, but I used a lock on my suitcase. WiFi worked fine. I felt safe as a solo traveler. The front doors lock at night, so you’ll need to ring to get in. Breakfast was basic but good, and it fills up quickly,go early. I went in early April and it wasn’t overly crowded. Mornings were cold, afternoons comfortable, so wear layers. Overall, I enjoyed my stay and would recommend

Everything was good, room is small but does the job. Location was great, central to everything.

Beautiful room, location was outside the busy city but with easy access to the main centre by bus/metro. Really enjoyed our stay here, 5 stars

Great location. 5 minutes from Metro station. If you enjoy walking, you can walk to Spanish Steps, Trevi Fountain, Pantheon, etc Would definitely stay there again