Hotels near Sistine Chapel

"Lovely stylish hotel. Great room. Friendly, helpful professional staff. Nice patoo and terrace areas. Good food. Excellent service."

"Clean room and good amenities. As many hotels in Rome a little outdated for my taste, but nothing serious. Super secure as police always around due to the parlament that is next door."

"It’s clean. 3 mins to the Vatican. And near the metro. The area is safe. "

"The room was updated nicely! We were fortunate to get a room with a balcony. The hotel is boutique style which I prefer"

"Location is great, Castel Angelo, Vatican, & st. Peter's Basilica are all walking distance. You need to pay extra to have an AC. Staff is only till 8pm so make sure to inform them if you are checking in late. We only got shower gel, so make sure you have your own shampoo & conditioner. No kettle, no microwave, & no fridge. Overall, you get what you paid for. If being near to your desired tourist spot is your priority then it works."

"The room was very quiet , clean , very comfortable bed . The room temperature was great and there were plenty of outlets for plugging things in in our room and bathroom. The staff was very helpful with ordering taxis for us which always showed up very quickly. I did think breakfast was a little expensive. The location was great for seeing the Vatican. I would highly recommend this hotel . Lots of restaurants near by as well."

"Nice room convenient to walking or Taxi to Rome's attractions"

"Wonderful place 10/10 would recommend"

"Nice staff, gorgeous building, marble everywhere and decor is nice. The breakfast is actually as good as you'd get somewhere in a nearby cafe. You can leave your luggage in a room before or after check-in and check-out. However, if little things such as small imperfections in floors bother you then it's not a place for you, head to Marriott. Cleaning ladies are very helpful and joyful. Electric only works when you insert your room key into a pocket by the door. You are asked to leave keys at the reception when you go out. My guess is pickpocketing is out of control in Rome and it's better this way :-)"