Отель Caravita

Hospitality at its Finest and Amazing Location

My husband and I wrapped up our 12-day honeymoon with a delightful 3-night stay at the Hotel Caravita in Rome. We would definitely stay here again. This boutique hotel is centrally located and very close to the popular Trevi Fountain and Pantheon and is just off the main shopping street in Rome that leads to the Palazzo Victoriana (Venetian Plaza). Our room was the most beautiful one of any of our four hotels in Italy complete with a large window that could easily be opened to bring in some fresh air. The breakfasts on the stunning 5th floor terrace were the perfect fusion of the variety of a buffet and table service (you order off of an extensive menu and the only restriction is one hot entree or more orders incur an additional cost). The highlight of this hotel is the delightful staff who went out of their way to make our stay comfortable and facilitate an early departure complete with to-go breakfast boxes and coffee service before the standard breakfast time. We would like to thank Tamara, Gwen, Ripon, Patrick, Ricardo, Sebastian, Ian, and Kaycee specifically, but there were many more people who helped us throughout our stay and who provided great recommendations and exceptional service.

Awesome hotel !!!!!

Best hotel in Rome! This hotel has everything! The rooms were beautifully decorated. The beds/pillows were very comfortable and the shower was awesome. Breakfast was delicious. There were a lot of choices, especially since I am gluten free and my daughter has a milk allergy. The rooftop is amazing! The hotel is in a great location. It is walking distance to the Pantheon, Trevi fountain, Spanish steps and the Colosseum. There is also a bus stop right outside. Everyone from the bell hop to the reception desk to the restaurant staff were very friendly and helpful. I had a wonderful experience staying at the Hotel Caravita.

Little Manilla in Rome

First impression: weird smell, tacky decoration, not a 5-star hotel lobby. For €400 a night in Rome, the aesthetic and atmosphere felt more like a budget guesthouse in Southeast Asia than a luxury Roman hotel. The staff were genuinely friendly and hardworking — honestly the only thing that kept this place from being horrendous. However, the staffing structure and management did not reflect the investment or standards expected at 5-star level. Issues during our stay: ∙ Loud noise from the room next door with no soundproofing ∙ Gap under the hallway door — no sound or privacy barrier ∙ No luxury whatsoever: minibar had only a few charged water bottles ∙ Mold and a worn-down shower ∙ Bizarre green light projected onto the window ∙ Plastic grass, plastic plants, Christmas tree, and plastic bird decorations throughout Breakfast was nice but absolutely not worth the room rate. A 5-star hotel is expected to provide: turndown service, soundproofed rooms, and quality furnishings. This property meets none of those standards. It previously held a 3-star rating, and that is where it belongs until meaningful improvements are made. Definitely not recommended at this price point.