Hotel Dorica

“Very good stay”

Comfortable hotel in first floor of a building. Professional, attentive and polite staff. Room is cozy but it has everything necessary. Bathroom cozy but clean. Very central and in safe location near administrative buildings which are patrolled regularly by police. Although the hotel doesn't … more

Comfortable hotel in first floor of a building. Professional, attentive and polite staff. Room is cozy but it has everything necessary. Bathroom cozy but clean. Very central and in safe location near administrative buildings which are patrolled regularly by police. Although the hotel doesn't offer breakfast, there is a great bar right outside the entrance which offers fantastic breakfasts. Room prices are reasonable given the going rate in Rome

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“Part of your Roman Experience”

Revisited Hotel Dorica after a decade or so. The evergreen Piedro has Rebecca, Mario and Paolo helping him in the reception. Rebecca is an encyclopedia for information on local transportation, estimates on walking times, and suggestions on what to visit (if you aren't just doing the starred sights)… more

Revisited Hotel Dorica after a decade or so. The evergreen Piedro has Rebecca, Mario and Paolo helping him in the reception. Rebecca is an encyclopedia for information on local transportation, estimates on walking times, and suggestions on what to visit (if you aren't just doing the starred sights) tailored to your interests. Mario and Paolo are very communicative and will help you find a room that suits your preferences, airport transfers, etc. The Dorica does have multiple room options, on more than one floor. The rooms are very clean. The sheets are the whitest I've ever seen! The beds in the newer rooms are super-comfortable. Extra pillows are available. The showers have telephone shower-heads. They give you plenty of towels. There's a hair-dryer with cool/hot air options. The hotel's location of course has always been a major plus-point. Many places in the city's Centro Storico are walkable. Via Nazionale nearby has shops, ATMs, buses... If looking to buy a pass, find a tobacco/tabacchi shop by its 'T' sign. There's more than one market nearby. Via Viminale is also bustling. Termini, the main station, is a few minutes' walk away. Dorica doesn't do in-hotel breakfast anymore. But the Gran Caffe Nazionale next door is a fantastic coffee and breakfast option. There's something so Roman about Hotel Dorica that it elevates a stay in Rome!

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“A great experience and just what I expected”

We had a wonderful stay at this hotel. The staff were friendly, polite, and always happy to help, making us feel welcome throughout our visit. They wetr happy to help woth booking taxis which come withing a minute or two of booking them. The location is excellent, right in the heart of historic Ro… more

We had a wonderful stay at this hotel. The staff were friendly, polite, and always happy to help, making us feel welcome throughout our visit. They wetr happy to help woth booking taxis which come withing a minute or two of booking them. The location is excellent, right in the heart of historic Rome and within easy walking distance of many of the city’s main attractions, making it an ideal base for sightseeing. Although the hotel is located within a larger building, it is well maintained and presented to a high standard. The air conditioning, together with the ceiling fan, was invaluable during the 39°C heat, keeping the room cool and comfortable. The traditional window shutters were another great feature, helping to keep the room cool while still allowing us to open the windows and enjoy watching the world go by. Despite being in such a central location, the room was remarkably quiet. We didn’t hear any noise from neighbouring rooms or the street at night, and the bed was very comfortable, ensuring a great night’s sleep. Overall, this is an excellent hotel in a fantastic location with welcoming staff and comfortable accommodation. We would happily stay here again.

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