Duca di Cavour in Rome

The hotel is conveniently located, but I arrived late in the evening and passed the door three times. It was locked. At first, I thought it was the entrance to the offices. There was a sign with bells and names (?) nearby, but unfortunately, in the dark, I couldn't make out the hotel name on it. I was lucky that guests were returning at that moment. Honestly, in daylight, I didn't even notice if the hotel name was on the building.
The hotel is on the 4th floor. The building is old, but there is an elevator in which you have to open and close all the doors yourself. I don't consider this a drawback; I just thought elevators like this were long gone, and it was unusual to use, but interesting.
The room has cups, coffee and sugar, water, and napkins. A kettle, coffee maker, and refrigerator are available at reception. The bathroom has towels, including foot towels, a shower cap, a hairdryer, and shower gel (which, I believe, also includes shampoo).
There is no safe in the room.
I liked the hotel for its location (close to attractions), the staff's attitude, and the comfort.

Gorgeous room, very accomodating, they let us in 2 hours before our check-in time. Nice view. Recommended 💯% When we go back to Venezia, will stay at this property again.

Couldn’t find the entrance when we arrived but after finding the large wooden double doors with a buzzer to different homes/business it has the name of the hotel on one of the buzzer. When you walk in there’s a small elevator that works smoothly. Just make sure to close all doors so others can call the elevator. Front door has the name of the “hotel”. Check in with Anna was very quick and friendly. Room was clean and functional. Restroom a little small but also functional. Great experience overall.

Great location. Right in Monti and close to so many great bars and restaurants. 10 minute walk to the Colosseum and other historical sites. The bed was really comfortable. The staff was very friendly. 15 min walk from train station. Felt very safe.