Hotel Julia, Rome

Hotel is central, easy walk to so many things. Staff were helpful and pleasant. It was clean. I'd stay here again!

5 minutes walking distance from the Trevi Fountain. 10 minute beautiful walk to the top of the Spanish steps. Amazing restaurant down the road “That’s Amore”- the alfredo was to die for. The hotel had a lift and was very quiet. Laundromat was right next door. Very close to the hop-on hop-off bus stop. Would definitely recommend using their shuttle from the airport to get there! 10€ taxi to the Vatican for early morning tour. Loved our stay!

We like it! The staff was friendly, the location was great! I recommend to anybody who is planning a trip to Rome,

Hotel is ok, disappointed that the WIFI was not working in our room for Apple products. WIFI did work in the lobby. Only one TV channel in English, it would have been nice after a long day to relax with a little TV.

The best part of this hotel was the location. Walking distance to most iconic sights and really easy to use the metro to go to the Vatican. Small room, but we managed to fit four of us in. Wifi didn't work very well and breakfast was just ok, but you can get your morning cappuccino or espresso. Great local restaurant--Goia Mia.

Hotel Julia is perfect for a short trip to Rome. They allowed us to check in a few hours early, and even had an upgraded room on the top floor! The room was clean and pretty spacious, big bed, and decent-sized bathroom. The free breakfast was definitely a plus, and the location is only a few blocks from Barberini Station and many of the Rome historic attractions. Front desk was super friendly... I'd definitely recommend this hotel and will probably be back!

What an amazing staff. Staff extremely couteous, helpfull and enjoyable. Will be booking again when back in Rome in the very near future.

The room was small, but adequate. The shower was tiny and a bit awkward, and the mattress was a bit uncomfortable, but both were fine for our needs. A great price for a rare (in Europe) air-conditioned room. While the hotel had wifi, it was constantly kicking us off, which made any important internet tasks risky to do, but was fine for social media, emails, etc. A very tourist-y area, near Piazza Barberini, the US Embassy, and the Trevi Fountain. Walkable to most Roman sites, and 2 blocks from the Barberini Metro stop.

We spent three nights at the hotel while visiting Rome. Wr are very happy for the stay. The hotel located at a side street. It's very quiet at night. It's also at a very good location, 8 minutes to Treve fountain and within 20 mining walking for major attractions. It also provides good free breakfast. I will definitely stay again in the future.

We stayed at Hotel Julia our first night in Rome. It is very near Trevi Fountain and the Spanish Steps and restaurants. There is a supermarket just at the end of the street where the hotel is located at the corner of Via Del Traforo. The room has a refrigerator to store any perishables. The hotel is clean, service is gracious, there are extra pillows and blankets. The beds/pillows are a bit hard. We had two rooms, 208 and 101. Both were rooms with two twins. 208 is a larger room and opens to a quiet alley. 101 was on the street side which is a small street and wouldn't be loud in general. There was construction going on across the street so there was a bit of noise in the afternoon when we were taking a break from the heat. Breakfast is typical European style with breads, meats, cheese, fruits, pastries and yogurt. Wifi is reliable, but you have to log in each time to use it; each device has a unique user/password provided.