Hotel Tempio di Pallade in Rome

As I’m never happy to leave bad review, this time I have to. This was the worst hotel I ever stayed at. Of course a I was not expecting luxurious hotel with cozy rooms - for the price we paid it was normal, quite old (doors couldn’t be locked) but relatively clean. Even the breakfast offer was quite good.

Why I would not recommend the hotel? The walls between the rooms are PAPER THIN! You could hear literally everything. It was so noisy, you are not able to sleep in such condition.

During the second night of our stay a group of children (probably school trip) came to hotel. They came after 22:00 and were extremely loudly and were running on the hallway. In the morning they woke up early and were super noisy as well, they were even knocking on our door and the others door. It was very unpleasant situation.

Hotel should not allow such noisy guests in the hotel - we’ll never again stay in this hotel and you should avoid it as well!

Horrible... we couldnt close our bathroom door and had to put a stoil in front of it. The pictureframe was blockiert the ladder and the beds were not comfortable. One light switch was directly on a bed, so the lights went off accidentally. Our room wasnt even the worst. If it were just my room maybe two Stars. But other rooms were even worse.

If this is a “Temple”, then I’m starting to wonder if the gods of Rome have been replaced by grumpy desk clerks and broken WiFi.

The moment you walk in, you’re greeted by décor that looks like it was chosen by someone who once saw a postcard of Italy in 1987 and thought, “Yes. Perfect. Never change it.” The hallways are dimly lit, as though the hotel is actively trying to prevent you from finding your room—or perhaps it’s to hide the peeling wallpaper.

The rooms? Imagine a monk’s cell, but with less charm. The bed creaked like it was auditioning for an opera. The pillows were apparently filled with ancient Roman dust. The bathroom was a time capsule from the era when “running water” was considered a luxury—except half the time it wasn’t running at all.

The so-called “amenities” included a TV that was smaller than my phone and WiFi that disappeared faster than your money at a Vatican gift shop. Breakfast was included, which was generous, if you consider stale bread and coffee that tasted like burnt penance a “meal.”

And service? Let’s just say the staff could teach a masterclass in the ancient Roman art of looking annoyed that you exist.

Three stars? This place barely deserves three lampshades. At best it’s a 1-star hostel cosplaying as a hotel, and even then, the costume doesn’t fit.

If you’re into masochism, by all means book a stay. Otherwise, toss a coin in Trevi Fountain, make a wish for better lodging, and sleep literally anywhere else.

the room was clean and old fashioned. the location was terrible next to ghetto.
The breakfast was the worst i ever had on any hotel!
the staff was great! the receptionists were really friendly. i do not recommend for the price of the hotel.