Reviews
The Hotel Due Torri is included in the following prestigious guides: KAREN BROWN, CHARMING SMALL HOTEL, RICK STEVE, DOVE, MICHELIN and GAMBERO ROSSO.
Read some reviews about our hotel.
GUIDE “CHARMING SMALL HOTEL”
This stylish little hotel in a quiet, cobbled lane just north of Piazza Navona is a real discovery. The newly painted façade offers a foretaste of the neat interior where the spacious area leads into a series of comfortable public rooms. Marble floors gleam and provide a suitable setting for some lovely antiques while chairs and sofas are upholstered in red velvet or smart red and beige, a colour scheme which is continued throughout the house. There are some fine antique mirrors (including a huge one on each landing), old lamps and attractive prints, all of which are offset by cool, cream walks.
The bedrooms (each with its own brass doorknocker) are arranged on five floors and reached by an elegant marble staircase with fin de siècle iron banister (or there’s a lift). None of them are very large (one or two are, in fact, quite small), but all are pretty and comfortable. Bedheads valances, curtains and bedcovers are all in co-ordinated read and beige; attractive but never fussy. Some rooms have great views over rooftops and terraces, excellent for an inside glimpse of Roman domestic life. Four - including a single – have a terraces equipped with tables and chairs.
“TELEGRAPH “ ( 2008)
An excellent centro storico choice is the DUE TORRI, a charming traditional hotel on a quiet lane. The higher your room, the better; fourth floor rooms have balconies, fifth floor roms have terraces.
“THE MAIL ON SUNDAY “ (articolo di DAVID NOBBS)
My wife and I stayed in the small three-star HOTEL DUE TORRI, on the corner of two tiny old streets between the Tiber and the Piazza Navona. It was friendly and quiet, had lots of good umbrellas and served breakfast till 11.It has once been a home for bishops and cardinals. Our room had a view over a narrow cobbled lane to a roof garden festooned with washing. What more could one want?
“OLIVE GUIDE”
A hidden gem situated at the western end of Via dei Condotti, with 26 rooms decorated in claret and yellow. The furniture is all antique and rooms at the top have magnificent views. The best feature however is the proprietor the glamorous, attentive Cinzia, who goes out of her way to ensure that guest enjoy both her hotel and her city.
“THE NEW YORK TIMES MAGAZINE”
Tucked in a lane between the Piazza Navona and the Tiber, the Hotel Due Torri has 26 small but air-conditioned rooms. Those on the top floor are smaller still, sacrificing square footage to enchanting terraces built for two – an attractive bargain. Given the central location, this well-tended hotel is surprisingly quiet-. If only one could raise one’s elbows in the shower.
“LE FIGARO”
“THE NEW YORK TIMES” (november 1998)
Around the corner from the monkey tower on the Via dei Portoghesi, this 26 room hotel provides a good buffet breakfast, plenty of help with reservations and directions, and plain airconditioned rooms with well-stocked mini-bars and large bathrooms (including hair-dryer). Near the Piazza Navona and the Tiber.
From Tripadvisor, some reviews from our kind guests:
- "The hotel was on a nice quiet street. The staff are incredibly helpful and friendly, especially the owner. The breakfast area was large and appealing, and the breakfast itself was excellent".
- "Near the Pantheon and not far from the Trevi Fountain and of course shopping in some of the high end Italian brand name stores. Lovely dining room and living room and staff very helpful with directions and all arrangements."
- "Everyone was exceptionally helpful and worked very hard to ensure our stay was delightful, which it was. They gave us suggestions for dinner each night and helped us with directions when we ventured out for the day. Truly a great experience!!!".
- "Our room (101) was comfortable & roomier than expected (especially the bathroom), clean and comfortable with a nice armoire for our things. We had a nice breeze at night and the unobtrusive chatter of the residents across the way was pleasant as I guess I was trying to bottle the sounds of our surroundings to take home as souvenirs".
- "It's a small, very central hotel, where we could easily reack major sights without too much walking. Just near Piazza Navona, Piazza de Spagna, Pantheon, Fontana de Trevi, Basillica de San Pietro, Trastevere and many other places within walking distance, this is very nice".
- "Hotel Due Torri is a wonderful gem, tucked into a small sidestreet. We had the family room, with a small separate room for the teen agers. Breakfast was very good too, and there are a number of excellent family restaurants steps away (that are affordable too). We have stayed in more expensive Rome hotels before, but they didn't offer anything more than Due Torri".
03 Giugno 2011
- My wife and I had our honeymoon in Italy. We stayed the first 3 nights here! It is a beautiful hotel and perfectly located to see Rome - very central yet in a quiet street. The owner Cinzia made us feel at home. She was very helpful in advising us on how to avoid queues for the Vatican, St. Peters Cathedral and The Colosseum. I work as a tour guide myself so my standards are high. Delicious breakfast and the coffee - Wow!!
06 Aprile 2011
- I stayed at Hotel Due Torri in March and it was great. I thought the location was perfect, we could walk to all main attractions. THe furtherst walk was to the Collesum and that was about a half hour or less (walking slow), but everythign else was within 15 min. I thought the staff was very helpful and it was a great stay!
04 Giugno 2011
- Excellent Hotel We Liked The Hotel Very Much We reached This Hotel After We Did Not Liked The Apartment That We Ordered.
We Met At The Reception Cintizia, She Did Everything To Help Us. We Were There With Three Children After Long Flight...
She Found For Us Two Rooms Very Nice Rooms Clean And Cosy We Will Never Forget This Hotel. The Hotel is in the center Near The Pantheon, Piazza Navona And The Metro although It Was Very Quiet. We Will Be Back For Sure.
