Hotel Barocco

“Lovely Second Visit, what an oasis of calm.”

This hotel is a lovely oasis of calm and cool in busy and very hot Rome. It was my second stay here and everything was just as perfect this year. We were greeted so warmly and efficiently by Daniel although we arrived very late, as our plane was delayed and immigration was very slow. We had pr… more

This hotel is a lovely oasis of calm and cool in busy and very hot Rome. It was my second stay here and everything was just as perfect this year. We were greeted so warmly and efficiently by Daniel although we arrived very late, as our plane was delayed and immigration was very slow. We had prearranged a driver from the Airport with tbe hotel and this worked really well, especially at such a late hour. Breakfast was lovely and the tea, so necessary for English people, just right. We needed an early breakfast the second day as we had an early tour and so prearranged by WhatsApp, which worked brilliantly. We arranged a driver with the hotel to the port, again very easy. Extremely nice vehicle and a smooth transit. Thank you for making our stay so lovely.

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“The most amazing service”

We had 3 nights here in a junior suite with pool and sauna in August. This is the PERFECT room for the hot days of a Roman summer. Nothing like walking the streets all day and returning to your room to relax in a freshly filled balcony “pool” to cool down. Note that it is not a plunge pool but more… more

We had 3 nights here in a junior suite with pool and sauna in August. This is the PERFECT room for the hot days of a Roman summer. Nothing like walking the streets all day and returning to your room to relax in a freshly filled balcony “pool” to cool down. Note that it is not a plunge pool but more like a square bath approx 18” deep. Still perfect. Then relax on your private balcony on the two lay downs while enjoying a glass of wine with bar snacks. The service at this hotel is EXEMPLARY. We have stayed in many 5 star hotels around the world and haven’t experienced such personalised friendly service from EVERY person we made contact with. They are genuinely happy to have you stay and can’t help enough. The location was perfect to be able to walk to all the standard sight seeing areas. Breakfast was a great way to start the day - freshly cooked eggs along with personal tower of fruit, pastries, meats/cheese. Piazza Barberini is a stop for the Hop on Hop off Bus, so easy to return if you do that. About 250m around the corner on Via Sistina is a fantastic restaurant Sistina 52. Best lasagna we have tried and fantastic service.

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“Best hotel in Rome”

If I could give Hotel Barocco more than 5 stars, I would. What really made our stay special was the staff. Everyone at the front desk was incredibly friendly, welcoming, and always willing to help with anything we needed. Whether it was restaurant recommendations, directions, or just answering que… more

If I could give Hotel Barocco more than 5 stars, I would. What really made our stay special was the staff. Everyone at the front desk was incredibly friendly, welcoming, and always willing to help with anything we needed. Whether it was restaurant recommendations, directions, or just answering questions, they always went above and beyond. The breakfast staff and bartenders were amazing as well and helped create such a warm atmosphere throughout our stay. A special shoutout to Marco, who is genuinely one of the nicest people I’ve ever met. He always had a smile on his face, took the time to talk with guests, and made everyone feel welcome. It’s rare to meet someone who cares so much about making sure people have a great experience, and Marco was a big reason why our stay was so memorable. The rooms were spacious, spotless, and very comfortable. Everything was well maintained, the beds were comfortable, and the showers were excellent after a long day of walking around Rome. You can tell the hotel takes pride in keeping everything clean and in great condition. The location couldn’t be better. The Metro station is right outside the hotel, and Roma Termini is only two stops away, making it incredibly convenient to get anywhere in the city. At the same time, many of Rome’s most famous attractions are within walking distance. We were able to easily walk to the Trevi Fountain, the Spanish Steps, Rinascente, and many great restaurants, cafés, and shops nearby. What I loved most about Hotel Barocco is that it combines a perfect location with outstanding service. A lot of hotels have one or the other, but this hotel truly has both. Every member of the staff made us feel welcome from the moment we arrived until the day we left. I would recommend Hotel Barocco to anyone visiting Rome without hesitation. It was one of the best hotel experiences I’ve ever had, and I would gladly stay here again. Thank you to Marco and the entire team for making our trip so special and memorable.

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“Nowhere near 5 star”

The staff at this hotel was nice and the breakfast was lovely. But this is not a 5 or even 4 star hotel. The decor is dated and in desperate need of updating, the bathroom is tiny, and staying at the hotel is overpriced (they also don't make clear where the entrance is, which is not on the main Pia… more

The staff at this hotel was nice and the breakfast was lovely. But this is not a 5 or even 4 star hotel. The decor is dated and in desperate need of updating, the bathroom is tiny, and staying at the hotel is overpriced (they also don't make clear where the entrance is, which is not on the main Piazza Barberini). Good air con, which helps in the hot Rome summer. Very quiet. For many travelers, this hotel will be very good but for me it was overpriced and just adequate.

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