Great location, very nice staff, clean rooms, silence. Breakfast was too small for all day sightseing but restaurant at the bottom is very very good. Price adequate to hotel! if you go visit Rome you should choose this hotel More

A little gem in the heart of Rome, I was so pleased i found this little place, it is bookmarked for future trips. the hotel is a 10 min walk from the bus stops at Largo Argentina, walk down Via Arenula then right at Via Degli Specchi Campo San Salvatore is on the left, look for the brass sign of... More

Domus Ester is in the heart of historical Rome.When you arrive and see the facade you're shocked cause it really needs a makeover but then observing certain near buildings are all like that.When we went up a couple of stairways,it was another story.We were greeted by Ovidio,a very nice and helpful person and speaks quite good english.We checked in at... More

Great location however room was very small, considering what we paid compared to other places we stayed on our 7 week holiday, but reasonable for Roma. Taxi driver could not find place, but we did find it for him. No lift so vitial you have staff take your bags up, as my wife would not carry bags up 3 flights... More

It seems a shame to condemn this hostel, because it is probably similar to many others in the heart of Rome, but there is a price to pay for such a central location. If you are claustrophobic, I would think about staying in a hotel outside of Rome and getting the train in every day. The rooms are small and... More

Small hotel located on the 2nd and 3rd floor of an old building in a quiet alley, in convenient walking distance of the river, Trastevere, the big shopping streets, and all the historic squares and cultural heritage sites. Taxi driver found the street without problems, there is a big brass plaque on the door with the name Domus Ester, and... More

Domus Ester is a small hotel in the center of Old Rome. We paid 60EUR a night for a double ensuite. The staff, especially Monica and Fakir were very helpful. If you call ask if the larger rooms are available. The rate included an typical Italian breakfast delivered to your room at your designated time. We would definitely stay there... More

To start with the plus points - convenientish location, traditional original features, nice backstreet-type view from window. That's where it stopped:- Shower connection sprayed water - simply a new washer is needed Toilet seat hinge broken Bidet attachment sprayed water everywhere Shower connector loose, shwr head lifted & sprayed over cubicle - took me 2secs to fix. Breakfast tiny -... More

Located on the second floor of a building located in the cat's-cradle of alleyways running between Via Arenula and Piazza Farnese, this hotel is a step up from a hostel but otherwise is fairly basic. Our room had once upon a time opened directly onto the main stairwell, and though that door is now completely sealed, the smell of rubbish... More