Mdm Guesthouse

Excellent hotel. Very warm welcome. Loved the decor and location. Will definitely return. Thank you

Midst of town center, we can walk to St Peter square, vetican museum, St basilica , shops are open late night and easy to walk around

This property is overrated, the rooms look good but the bathrooms are a NO NO, My 1st room the bathroom was horrible it smelled like you were inside a sewer, I opened the window but mosquitoes were coming in, the shower was super tiny, I am skinny and I could barely fit and the soap dispenser was broken. After three times telling the receptionist lady which was right next to my room’s door literally, she moved me to a different room. The 2nd room at first looked like I was in heaven compare to the first one but after I took the first shower and turned on the air conditioner everything changed, the bathroom has a very poor ventilation so the humidity stayed in the bathroom and room, even with a short shower you could see the water on the tiles and later on the water dripping from the tiles, there were mold on the ceiling and on some of the grout between the tiles, you could even smell the mold. The first night I turned on the A/C and went to sleep, the next day I woke up with a black dust all over the floor, the suitcases and the bed it was coming from the A/C vent. I told the front desk and they only cleaned it and every morning was the same dust but a little less. The humidity was so bad that after fixing my hair it was puffy in less than a minute. The good things are: it has a small fridge and they give you water everyday, they have Arnel he was amazing cleaning my room, close to the train, lots of restaurants around and you could walk to the Vatican. I wouldn’t stay again.

This property was too old, the bathroom was decent, closet was damaged and inside was dirty hungers not dusted off.and under the bed were plenty of dusk. No nobody around between 10pm till 10am. Hot water was unavailable last Thursday 11/29/23. No table to sit on. I highly don’t recommend this place. This is the worst Hotel ever I stayed on.

Nice hotel ( kind of BB) room was to small, didn't look like the picture, but bathroom was decent and clean. Really close to St Peter square and Vatican, lots of dining options and transportation, metro is only a few steps away.

The location of the property is good, but the management of the property is terrible. We arrived at the property a bid late than we expected due to the long line at the airport to get a taxi. The manager left the office, there is no one to answer our repeated phone calls, and we were locked out and stranded on the street. We were lucky that the owner of the property was there and gave us keys, otherwise, we would have no there to stay that night.

Stayed in the honeymoon suite, room was a good size, enjoyed the hot tub and big round bed, only bad things were the shower leaked from the outside into the room and the shower head was coming apart needs replaced.

Unique style and features to the honeymoon suite made for a pleasant stay. Staff were very friendly and helpful. The location of the guesthouse felt central and all of the major tourist attractions were within walking distance.

We had 3 night stay and had a good time overall. We weren't expecting the room to be so small, but the hotel did list the sq ft during the booking process. The bathroom was the only issue we had in terms of cleanliness; shower head had hard water scaling, the paint was chipping on the trims, and the bath jets had paint or discoloration that made it seem like it wasn't hygienic to use the bath. The biggest pro of this hotel was the location! We were a brief 10-15 minute walk from the Vatican and 2 minute walk to the metro station entrance. The metro ride was easy to get to the other side of the river (colosseum, trevi fountain, spanish steps area). We found that our hotel area was less busy and filled with tourists than the other side of the river, we preferred it! Advice for those checking in soon- the hotel gives you sets of keys to enter the building, for the "apar**ent" side your room is in, your room, and for the lights in the room. The building itself is a mix of the hotel and residential apar**ents, but it's clearly marked which is which so there should be no confusion.