Hotel Cortina

We stayed here 11 years ago so we decided to return as it’s in a good central area to shops, bars, restaurants and attractions. The hotel rooms are very clean, with a TV and fridge but no kettle which was disappointing. Lovely clean towels provided everyday.

Since staying 11 years ago it now looks dated and the hallway of the building looks shabby with communal bins full of rubbish. Possibly due to the lift not working. The breakfast area was closed with no prior notification so we had to go to another hotel the Britannia for breakfast which we didn’t mind but wasn’t really what we booked. There was staffing issues so two days we had to input a code to enter the hotel. It really didn’t feel safe or secure. If a guest didn’t close the door properly the hotel would be vulnerable with guests staying there. It’s no longer a suitable hotel for me and my friends to stay for future visits to Rome. I must say that Alessia on reception helped me to change rooms after the first night. A very pleasant and helpful young Lady.

Hotel and staff were fantastic, would highly recommend.

Nothing in particular.

The location, room, breakfast and staff were all stellar. This was my second stay here and it was just as great as the first time I stayed here, three years ago.

As a solo traveler, the room was fine three years ago, but traveling with my husband and 18 month old made for a cramped stay! Also, the water temperature was uneven the last night we stayed there, it'd be extremely hot or extremely cold.

Breakfast was very nice, the staff was friendly and helpful, convenient location and some windows to look out on the street. Overall great value.

Our room was accessed by walking through what looked like an strange little staff room with a computer and not much else in it, not a traditional room location in a hotel. But the room itself was clean, had coffee and was very large by European standards.