Aleph Hotel Rome

Exceptional stay! Spacious rooms with great amenities, super comfy bed, and the best breakfast I’ve had in ages. The staff were very friendly and always available. Perfect location near attractions, shops, and restaurants. Totally worth it!

This is a wonderful luxury hotel. The staff were really friendly and the rooms were very comfortable. It was in an excellent location.

This is a very special hotel. It is in a relatively quiet sidestreet but also just a 10 minute walk to both the Trevi, the Spanish Steps and the main shopping/restaurant areas. There is also a small pool on the roof which was great for a quick swim after so much walking and it has a spa. More importantly, the staff were uber professional and yet warm and friendly - they honestly could not have done more to make my birthday break a special one. Most notably, Antonella and the breakfast team and Marieteresa who was at the end of the WhatsApp making sure every request was fulfilled, speedily. They all went that extra mile. We would highly recommend this hotel and will definitely rebook when we return to Rome.

The hotel has exceptional quality facilities and wonderful breakfast. Location is nice as it is close to the city center, but still on a peaceful area. The pool was great during the August heat. But the best part of the hotel was the friendly staff who went out of their way to help. I had accidentally booked an accessibility room. The staff moved us to a better room, which was totally calm and quiet. Super helpful

This is a beautifully maintained hotel within walking distance of many key sites in Rome. The lobby was well staffed and the team was able to smoothly handle the flow of guests in the space. The management, particularly Carlo, was fantastic—his customer service was excellent, and he responded quickly and professionally to feedback, even within minutes of our arrival and before we had unpacked. The in-house breakfast offered a nice combination of savory and sweet options, and was well managed. Room service was perfect, including the turndown service. There wasn’t a lot of activity in the ground floor seating area or bar during our stay. One thing to note is that the pool closes at 6 PM to serve dinner, and it’s a smaller dipping pool (waist-deep, with no deep end) that gets very crowded with limited seating and space. If you’re hoping for an early evening winddown after sightseeing in Rome’s heat, this may not be an option. They did, however, serve food and drinks via the bar.