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The Monte Cenci Hotel, located in downtown Rome, is a 4 star boutique hotel combining the finest Italian Style and Roman hospitality. Official site, best rates!
Via Monte dè Cenci 8, 00186, Roma, Italy
A great hotel in the mittel of Rome. We were met by all smiling staff. The service was in top. The portier took our bags to our room. The room was great. The breakfast table was good, with a lot of opportunities. Best recognitions
We booked this boutique hotel in Rome for 3 nights. The location is amazing area of Rome near the Pantheon and to wlak distance from the all the main attractions. All the staff helpful and very friendly, from the girl to the breakfast, at the all smiling receptionist and the housekeepers and porters, thank you to all. The boutique hotel have beautiful rooms with all the ameniites and .... a special very confortable mattress!!!!!!
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