By Lauren Wise
This boutique hotel rests at the bottom of the Spanish Steps, next to one of the most famous shopping streets in all of Rome. It is within walking distance to several metro stations, restaurants and major tourist attractions. Slightly hidden, it provides a quaint atmosphere with an updated decor from the 1800s. Room styles include classic, deluxe, superior, executive, studio, penthouse, senior, suite and family rooms. The deluxe, superior, executive and penthouse suites offer fireplaces and frescoed ceilings. A lounge area and rooftop terrace hosts breakfast each morning.
Wows and Woes
Built in 1760, the Inn at the Spanish Steps hotel is a national monument that has been beautifully renovated with modern comforts. Although it is very old, there is air conditioning with modern amenities and comforts. The room rates run high because of the central location and five-star rating.
Insider Tips
When looking for the hotel's location, you may have to ask locals around you. Make sure you check the hotel website for special deals that the hotel updates regularly. Discount theme packages such as a honeymoon or romance package, airport transfer package, Christmas, New Year's Eve and Easter Packages are available. These packages include complimentary benefits to your room price.
Author's Most Memorable Moment
The rooftop terrace at this hotel is beautiful with expansive views of Rome. It's romanticism combined with the history of the building provides an ideal place to dine on delicious breakfast items provided by the hotel. The servers and staff were very knowledgeable of the city and provided excellent restaurant and shopping recommendations.
Bottom Line
The historical Inn is beautifully renovated with ideal service and high prices. Located in central Rome, with the choice of booking themed luxury packages for your room.
About the Author:
Lauren Wise has more than eight years' experience as a writer, editor, copywriter and columnist. She specializes in food, wine, music and pop culture. Her writing has appeared in various magazines, including "Runway," "A2Z," "Scottsdale Luxury Living" and "True West." Wise holds a Bachelor of Arts in journalism from Arizona State University.
