My Monti Place

“Amazing hotel in a brilliant location, close to the train station.”

Absolutely superb little find for visiting Rome. It’s really close to the train station and you can walk to all the sites easily. The staff were very accommodating, and the breakfast box most welcome. It was a lovely touch to be able to help ourselves to water, juice and coffee any time. Would defi… more

Absolutely superb little find for visiting Rome. It’s really close to the train station and you can walk to all the sites easily. The staff were very accommodating, and the breakfast box most welcome. It was a lovely touch to be able to help ourselves to water, juice and coffee any time. Would definitely recommend 66 Imperial Inn.

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“The best hotel in Rome!”

Just got back from Rome and had to leave a review for this wonderful hotel straight away. The hotel was so lovely inside, the room was immaculate and was also cleaned every day and sheets/towels changed every 3 days which is great! The staff themselves were also so friendly and willing to help, the… more

Just got back from Rome and had to leave a review for this wonderful hotel straight away. The hotel was so lovely inside, the room was immaculate and was also cleaned every day and sheets/towels changed every 3 days which is great! The staff themselves were also so friendly and willing to help, they also left us treats which was a lovely surprise :) I would recommend this hotel to all. It is also close to the colosseum, pantheon, Roman forum etc. 10-20 mins walk to all the famous landmarks. You also get breakfast which is a box of goodies, we received croissants, fruit, sandwiches, cake slices aswell as juice, yoghurts and water refilled in the fridges. The hotel and staff couldn’t do enough!

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“Perfect location for quiet Roman holiday”

We recently stayed at the 66 Imperial Inn for four nights, as a 20th anniversary treat. It was the perfect experience. Not only was the hotel ideally situated to see the Colosseum and Palatine Hill ruins, but it was also a short walk away from the bus station - which made getting in/out of Rome f… more

We recently stayed at the 66 Imperial Inn for four nights, as a 20th anniversary treat. It was the perfect experience. Not only was the hotel ideally situated to see the Colosseum and Palatine Hill ruins, but it was also a short walk away from the bus station - which made getting in/out of Rome from Ciampino Airport very easy. The stay itself was wonderful. The staff are very courteous, friendly and extremely helpful - and really went out of their way to ensure that our stay was perfect. We had mentioned that we were coming to celebrate our anniversary and we were surprised in our room by a lovely heart-themed arrangement on our bed and a bottle of wine, it was such a nice touch. The staff was also very helpful re. dietary requirements, we'd asked if there was a gluten-free breakfast option and they provided us with some gluten-free biscuits/grissini - which again was a nice touch. The room was lovely, very quiet and had everything one would need for a short stay. I couldn't believe how quiet it was - as Rome is a bustling city. We slept extremely well. Upon leaving the staff let us leave our luggage there for a few hours so we could squeeze a few more sightseeing opportunities before leaving. We would certainly come back - it is a gem of hotel, in a wonderful location, with helpful and friendly staff.

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“Overnight Stay in Rome….”

The 66 Imperial Inn is situated in a nice, convenient location in Rome, close by the Opera house and a ten minute walk to Termini. We booked this hotel for a short overnight stay to catch an early morning flight home. Once we found the address we took the quant old fashioned elevator to the fourth… more

The 66 Imperial Inn is situated in a nice, convenient location in Rome, close by the Opera house and a ten minute walk to Termini. We booked this hotel for a short overnight stay to catch an early morning flight home. Once we found the address we took the quant old fashioned elevator to the fourth floor where we were met by a charming lady who despite the pandemonium in the reception area, did her utmost to render us with a nice welcome. As our rooms were not ready, we checked in and left for the day to walk around the city (despite the heat) and returned later that afternoon once the young lady at reception had already left for the day. This is a quant, dated inn, walls “adorned “ in various painted scenes. Behind the reception desk there is a complimentary automatic coffee making machine, fresh fruit, a selection of fruit juice cartons, biscuits, cake and other nice snacks. The rooms size are satisfactory yet a little cramped if you have a lot of luggage. The room airconditioning is weak and is only felt if you switch on the ceiling room fan as well (which doesn’t always work). The bathroom is small and is in need of cleaning and maintenance (cracked tiling,sink, bidet), very low water pressure, water isn’t hot enough and of the myriad of shower / water jets in the shower cubicle, only the basic hand held shower rose works. The others don’t or are blocked with mould. Very very basic toiletries are available as are towels. The room also includes a mini bar with complimentary water, yoghurt carton, jam portion and cheese triangle. Double bed is standard and uncomfortable, but I suppose that’s a matter of taste. The inn rate for that night was only slightly cheaper than that offered by superior hotels in the close vicinity.. Despite the Inn’s location and slightly cheaper rate, I do not think that I would opt to stay there again for any period longer than an overnight stay between connecting flights if at all.

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