The Bailey’s Hotel

Mixed bag for the hotel, unfortunately this hotel is about 2.5 miles away from the sites your cost by taxi is about 10 euros to get to them. The staff was nice and friendly, morning breakfast was good. WiFi sucked unless you were on 3^rd floor. Would constantly turn on and off. Rooms ok, size isn’t to much of a concern but they were on the small side. Shower is another store, both mine and my parents rooms would dump water on the floor from improperly installed shower doors and I mean dump. Would I stay here again no I wouldn’t. If this hotel was closer to the center then yes I would.

Every time I come here on personal travel this is where I will stay! Should work bring me here I’d love to adventure to a high priced location.
Bailey’s has offered a lovely arrangement: nice room, clean facilities, AWESOME breakfast (ask for specialties like the espresso). I loved the staff as they went out of their way to ensure a lovely Rome experience such as the best restaurant recommendations, tie bits about what to see and also what not to see, where to be safe and where is not as safe, and how to get the bang for our buck!
I will be back again!

We stayed at Bailey’s for two nights before boarding a cruise ship. We had a wonderful time, the staff was incredibly helpful and the room was wonderful. Very nice and very clean. Comfortable bed. Nice location, we found a little deli down the street that had delicious food at reasonable prices. Would stay again in a heartbeat.

My wife and I visited Rome the week of June 22 2014 and stayed in the Bailey Hotel. We had some similar issues as others have noted, but the most frustrating thing was not being able to control the AIR. Our first night there we adjusted the thermostat in the room (which did not work) only to find that you had to request a temperature change at the front desk. We did this numerous times with no avail.
I know this will sound minor and picky, but they did not have ANY irons in the entire hotel! The only way you could iron your clothes was to use their dry cleaning service.
Wifi was horrible, but it was better than not having anything at all.

My husband and I stayed here at the start of our honeymoon in ⁹⁄₂₀₁₂. This review is a little late… however, that further exemplifies that the experience we had was exception as I still reminisce of our time there even now. The room was lovely, the hotel was spotless, the breakfast was delicious, and the owner Gerard was incredibly thoughtful and helpful. His guidance truly enhanced our experience of this wonderful city. Should we be lucky enough to return to Roma, we will stay at Bailey’s.

We’re just finishing a great trip to Rome having stayed in The Baileys Hotel. Great location (which we grew increasingly aware of as we explored the rest of the city), great staff with impeccable English, rooms were very comfortable and very well maintained. Any negatives? Tiny ones. The coffee in the morning was bad, but they would make a fresh espresso for you, no problem. The hotel’s wifi could be tricky, and wifi is becoming like electricity; you really need it. But they were very minor quibbles; we loved this hotel and would *definitely* recommend it.

Like most hotels in Italy, The bailey’s Hotel is fairly small with just a little more than two dozen rooms, and a very friendly and accommodating staff. My wife and I mentioned that it was our honeymoon, so we were upgraded to a bigger room. That was probably a good thing since the upgrade was a bed, a desk, bathroom, and a couple of feet to spare. Then again, what more do you really need? The WiFi was dependable, but you will constantly be disconnected when your device is shut off and have to reenter the password (but I found this to be the case with every hotel we stayed at in Italy).
The free breakfast buffet was great. A very tastey variety of eggs, meats, rolls and pastries were left out. The Bailey’s Hotel is also on a great street for dining. There are three restaurants that are better known to locals than tourists just a few steps from the front door.
The biggest con about the Bailey’s Hotel is that it’s about as far northwest in downtown Rome as it gets. While it’s very close to the Borghese Gallery and Termini Station, it’s pretty far from many of the other major sites (at least a 30 minute walk, 20 euro cab ride, or you need to take the subway which everyone warns you not to, to many of the sites you will want to see). But unless you are paying to stay in the heart of the city, you will find this the case with many other hotels.

My family stayed in this hotel for 6 days while we were in Rome. The hotel was very nice. However, if asked about my stay here, the first things that’ll come to mind are the problems we had.
First off, our family had joined rooms (Connected by a door) that were designed terribly. My parents had a king sized bed in a room the size of a closet so it was almost impossible to move through the room with their suitcases and the large television/​storage compartment in the way. My brother and I shared a beautiful large room with 2 twin sized beds, a very nice bathroom, and 2 windows revealing an awesome street view of Rome. Basically, my brother and I lived like royalty (Ha) while my parents were constantly struggling to get around.
Second, the wi-​fi is extremely frustrating. We were given slips of paper with different (computer generated) usernames and passwords which wouldn’t be so bad if we hadn’t needed a new username and password for every single electronic device we were using. Each one of us had multiple electronic devices so we ended up needing 7 different usernames and passwords! Not to mention the fact that every time your electronic device falls asleep (Which was every 5 minutes for my phone), you have to log in all over again. Sometimes I had to log in 2 times in one minute! (First world problem, I know, but still!) The worst thing about the wi-​fi was not the usernames and passwords for every device, nor was it the fact you had to log in every minute, THE WI-​FI WAS SLOW TO THE POINT OF BEING UNUSABLE. Sometimes it’d move along just fine, but most of the time, It’d take 10 minutes to load a low-​quality youtube video.
The breakfast buffet was delicious, the employees were very nice, and the décor was beautiful. Although some things should’ve been done differently, our overall time there was pretty pleasant.