Hotel Indigo Rome

Wonderful hotel. They sent us a complimentary of champagne and desserts for my birthday. Close enough to walk to the vatican and many other historical landmarks. Lots of options for dinner, breakfast and snacks. Offers complimentary breakfast. Rooms are nice, beds are big and comfy and nice soaker tubs in the bathrooms.

Wunderschönes rooftop Restaurant mit einer herrlichen Aussicht. Allerdings ist das Essen etwas zu teuer für die Qualität.

Very cute place! Great location for the most part. If you plan to walk everywhere, it is quite a walk to the Coliseum & then if you do a tour (ours was 3 hour walking tour), you just don’t want to walk back!
The beds (at least in 108) were very hard! Slept on the comforter to get a tad cushion & then the pillows had nothing soft about them either. Bathroom was nice size, nothing overly big or too small, just perfect size & always had quick, hot water. Hotel bar on the rooftop is very cute too, just plan to pay at least double.

This was our first trip to Rome. We chose this hotel for its close proximity to Vatican City, our primary target for our first 3 days. We knew we just wanted to «walk» to the touristy sites vs. taking public transportation and well, we weren’t disappointed. In addition, this hotel became part of the InterContinental Hotels Group (IHG) this year, so that helped with our decision.
The hotel is located on Via Giulia — half mile cobbled street — which is flanked by historic homes, store fronts, and churches — not to mention an ivy covered bridge designed by Michelangelo. The hotel is about a 15 minutes walk to Vatican City (St. Peter’s Square, St. Peter’s Basilica, Vatican Museum), Castel Sant’Angelo, Piazza Navona, Pantheon, Trastevere, and Campo de’ Fiori. Yes, we walked all the way to the Colosseum and Roman Forum, by just following the Tiber River. (It can be done.)
The room we requested had a «King» bed. It was a square type of room with one window (think a Studio-​type and you’ll get the picture). It has a small closet which included a safe and iron/​ironing board. No, you can’t even put a carry on suitcase in there which would give you an idea of this room. (If you pay more, you’ll probably get a bigger room.) Bathroom was fine. Noise level was «quiet».
The elevator at this hotel is «small» by American standards. You can fit two people and two suitcases — and you’ll have inches left over for the elevator door to close.
The hotel is clean. Staff professional. We stayed for 5 nights and only on one day, the room wasn’t as «clean» as we would have liked (it’s like housekeeping got lazy for one day), so I couldn’t say it was a «perfect stay», but the following day, housekeeping made up for it and made the room as it should look when you first arrive. That was the only minor hiccup that we experienced. The bed was comfortable and the TV was fine.
I would highly recommend this hotel and would stay here again.

The best feature of this hotel is the location. Via Giulia is perfect for walking just about anywhere you’ll want to visit. We used a cab once to visit Villa Borghese. Otherwise, Piazza Navona, Campo de’ Fiori, The Vatican, Trevi Fountain, shopping, trattorias, ristorante etc… all walking.
Breakfast was included in our stay.
The reason for the lack of stars:
1. The Hotel advertises their rooftop bar/​restaurant with photos. The first night we stayed the weather was questionable; we didn’t expect the rooftop area to open. However the next 2 nights were gorgeous, starlight and 70 degrees… the rooftop bar and restaurant were closed. We asked the staff and they simply said «it’s closed tonight».
2. Our room was a decent size but the bathroom was tiny. The toilet seat was narrow and rounded… sorry if this is too graphic but this level hotel should offer a comfy seat! In the room was another door to a locked area. I asked the front desk what was behind the locked door. He informed me it was a 2^nd bathroom and it «will remain locked»??? whaaaaa? I asked him a second time because I thought I lost something in translation. He repeated himself but would not elaborate. I just don’t understand his answer or why he wouldn’t explain.
3. We asked for a corkscrew. A staff member brought one up for us immediately. We thanked him and led him back to the door. He informed us he needed the corkscrew back! He was lovely and embarrassed. Apparently there are not enough corkscrews here! As a former purchasing agent for a top hotel, I know this is not an oversight!
I’m not sure if we will stay here again. I love the location and small via Giula area.

Lovely hotel. I had a great time there. great, quiet location.

We stayed here in May, 2012. The location is perfect. In 8 days we only took two cabs and one was to the Auditorium Parco Della Musica which is in a northern suburb of Rome. Rooms were well appointed, very comfortable, and both our rooms had charming views. Breakfasts were full American breakfasts — plentiful and delicious. There is now wifi throughout the hotel including the individual bedrooms. Would definitely stay there again !

We finally took our honeymoon three years late, and this was our hotel! It’s within walking distance to almost everything. The staff is very nice and knowledgeable; we even tipped them. (We should probably do this if we have them make dinner reservations anyway, right?) Our package included real breakfast, and it was real: eggs, croissants, jams of every kind, traditional Italian cold cuts, the best yogurt I’ve ever had, etc. We had turndown service at night.
The cons: The bed was very hard, and they don’t have free wifi anywhere except for the lobby. I would stay here again, though!

un hotel 5* en plein coeur de rome, raffiné, design mais chaleureux, avec un spa, ce qui est trés agréable dans cette ville en fin de journée, aprés des heures de marche et de visite. Les soins sont un peu chers, mais l’accés à la piscine, jacuzzi et hammam-​sauna est gratuit. Cet hotel est idéalement situé, en plein centre historique. Il est un peu cher, mais il y a de bonnes promos sur le site Booking .
Arrivederci !