Trilussa Palace Wellness & Spa

“Great Hotel with Air Conditioning and Wonderful Staff in Trastevere!”

Enjoyed our stay at this hotel and recommend it highly. The staff was friendly and very helpful. At check in, they told us (in English since we are Americans) a lot about the hotel and area. The room had air conditioning. The bed and pillows were very comfortable. Bathroom was nice. Hotel i... more

Enjoyed our stay at this hotel and recommend it highly. The staff was friendly and very helpful. At check in, they told us (in English since we are Americans) a lot about the hotel and area. The room had air conditioning. The bed and pillows were very comfortable. Bathroom was nice. Hotel is on tram and bus routes. Trastevere is a nice neighborhood not overwhelmed by tourists. We enjoyed coffee and breakfast at local cafes only a few minutes’ walk from the hotel. The tourist areas are a 30-40 minute walk over the Tiber. We thoroughly enjoyed the hotel and recommend it. The only thing for others to consider is that the shower was a little tight. A larger person might find that uncomfortable.

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“Lovely hotel but very noisy!”

This was mine and my partners first time visiting italy and picked trilussa for our accommodation based on the exceptional reviews on both google and trip advisor. Upon arriving we were very impressed by the overall aesthetic of the hotel and cleanliness. Check-in was a breeze and our room was ni... more

This was mine and my partners first time visiting italy and picked trilussa for our accommodation based on the exceptional reviews on both google and trip advisor. Upon arriving we were very impressed by the overall aesthetic of the hotel and cleanliness. Check-in was a breeze and our room was nice and tidy despite being slightly dated and not what we were initially promised. The breakfast buffet was great and had lots of options to choose from. Trilussa looses stars for me based on the blatant lack of sound proofing in our room despite our booking stating otherwise. We could hear a baby crying in the room next to us all throughout the night, every single night, as well as children screaming and slamming doors. The noise from the corridor outside our room was also so clear and invasive, it felt as if we hadn’t even locked the door to begin with. Without ear plugs the quality of sleep was not the best. I was also let down by the fact that the spa was a separate commodity that cost over a hundred euros for a small session of private usage. Overall, the hotel was nice but not as incredible as promised. If noise doesn’t bother you, you’ll have no problems staying here! :)

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“Did the trick”

This was our second visit to Rome within the year, prior to a cruise, and determined to keep the costs under control. This hotel is quite basic, but did the trick in a very expensive city. Room was tiny, with a tiny bathroom, staff very good. We had heard a lot about the Trastevere area but we... more

This was our second visit to Rome within the year, prior to a cruise, and determined to keep the costs under control. This hotel is quite basic, but did the trick in a very expensive city. Room was tiny, with a tiny bathroom, staff very good. We had heard a lot about the Trastevere area but were underwhelmed, it's a long walk to anywhere but the tram runs right in front of the hotel.

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“Mixed bag”

Rome is a strange city. Very few people who like travel have not been here, but even fewer have been twice (after all - the sites haven't changed much in 500 years they probably won't change a lot next year either). The city therefore has developed it's tourism business more with a view to extrac... more

Rome is a strange city. Very few people who like travel have not been here, but even fewer have been twice (after all - the sites haven't changed much in 500 years they probably won't change a lot next year either). The city therefore has developed it's tourism business more with a view to extracting the maximum number of euros from each visitor than with a view to incentivising the visitor to come back. This hotel was right out of that mould. Consider this - the basement has been renovated into a spa and pool. Rather than make this available to hotel guests in the hope that they might enjoy their stay and return, the hotel has opted to make a series of micro spas, available for anyone to rent for EUR100 or so per hour. The rooms were comfortable although fairly unremarkable. Breakfast was not very good, but this is more of an Italy problem than one unique to this hotel. The food we had from the hotel bistro was excellent. Staff were also uniformly excellent. And finally the location was excellent. All in all a very Roman experience.

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