Hotel le Petit

This is probably the smallest hotel room I've ever stayed in, but it was really just fine for a few nights! I appreciate that they have energy-saving systems in place. You have to put the room key in a special slot in order for the lights and electric to stay on for any period of time. What really made this an outstanding and memorable stay was Daniella, the gal in the breakfast room. She was so very friendly and nice, attentive, knowledgeable about the area, and makes the best cappuccino! And she remembers your coffee the next day when you come in! You do have to go up to the 4th floor to check in, but there is an elevator that takes you there, so that is not a problem. Roberta at the front desk was also very friendly and helpful! I do have to mention that you should take your shower in the evening. We did that twice, after being out walking around the city and sweating all day. However one day we waited until the morning, and there was no hot water to be had.

This is a neat little hotel, very handy to the Termini train station. Rooms are well presented and modern (it was recently renovated). Considering it is in Rome it is on balance fairly priced. Rooms can be a bit noisy, mainly from bar below at ground level if it is playing music at night which it usually does. We had a minor issue with HW pressure, but once reported this was promptly attended to. Staff are amazing - very efficient and friendly and pre-arrival contact was expertly done. Breakfast was ample and good quality. There is a lift up to the second floor so no dramas with lugging cases upstairs and they are happy to hold bags once you check out.

Well..hotel is sharing building with another one..on pictures it looks much better. Rooms are comfortable enough. Double bed bit too small, but have all its needed. What i really dont like is noise. Doors are quite pood quality and refurbish of rooms was made with thin walls….so sou hear voices…showers…and even kitchen service during very early mornig which wakes me up always:(