Hotels near Civic Museum of Zoology

"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."

"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."

"Everything was excellent, highly recommended!"

"The hotel is in great location. Even you you are tired if walking and still would like to sit at a pub and have a drink? There is a nice Irish pub next door too. Very close to the pantheon and trevi fountain. Pretty much chose to everything including the metro station is a block away."

"Wanted a 100€ deposit on arrival, although the room had already been paid in full, and on check out charged 45€ for a local tax that was not mentioned before."

"Right in the center of everything, can walk almost everywhere in Rome."

"The hotel and its staff is exceptional! Also the rooftop restaurant was fantastic as well. It was a little far from everything but taxis were there within minutes."

"Well recommend "

"The location is fabulous, at the top of the Spanish Steps. The hotel is solid with a lot of quirky character due to its age. We stayed in the adjacent building. The room was very clean; the bathroom typical of Italy: small with a sink, toilet & bidet and a small corner shower and heated towel rack. The room heater worked well and there was a huge window opening to the busy steeet below although it was so high we couldn’t see out. Buffet breakfast was included and was plentiful and tasty with lots of choices. The staff were pleasant and accommodating. The one complaint is the hotel restaurant. Prices were high (8€ beer, 12€ glass of ordinary wine, 6€ tea) compared to other cafes & restaurants in Italy. And something we’ve never encountered in Italy was the demand for a tip by the waiter. He said if we wanted to pay by credit card we must include a tip. We watched his interaction with other patrons and his less-than friendly attitude was enough to turn away future patrons. Despite the restaurant experience we would definitely stay here again. "