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"clean, nice grounds, breakfast area a little busy in am, rooms a little small, but otherwise good"

"Great service, friendly staff."

"We enjoyed Hotel Napoleon for many reasons including: our room was nicely decorated, clean and comfortable; the hotel had a great breakfast buffet which was included. Jane at the front desk was very helpful on several occasions, it is a 10 to 15 min walk to the Colosseum, and finally you can cross the street in front of the hotel and enter into a very active and thriving park that was wonderful."

"Close to many restaurants and the train station. "

"This hotel is in a great location. There are a few steps coming in and out of hotel. Hotel has 4 floors, lift only goes to third floor. They originally put us on the 4th floor, then we asked to move to a floor serviced by the lift, they accomodated us."

"Wow! We loved our stay! We received a room with a terrace and it was superb! We ended up eating twice at the restaurant after busy days and the food and service was great. The daily breakfast was wonderful. Highly recommend and especially booking through Expedia with the VIP benefit. "

"We had amazing service. Everyone was very friendly and accommodating. Convienant location and we had a very clean room with a view"

"Nice hotel that is quiet and away from the busy tourist areas. "

"Wonderful hotel with exceptional staff who were very informative and helpful. Our room was beautiful (paid extra for a premium room with balcony) and cleaned daily. Good location, approximately 15 minute walk to Trevi fountain and spanish steps, also near to thevtrain station so getting to and from the airport was very easy. Other sites such as vatican and collosseum are a bit further (30 mins or so walk) but we loved walking everywhere to really explore the city so this didnt bother us. It was also lovely to come back to the hotel in a quieter part of the city away from the hustle and bustle. Would highly recommend this hotel and would 100% stay again when we return to Rome. "