Dulcis Inn Pantheon — Hotel in Rome

My first time travelling to the eternal city and I was bombarded with an array of options for accomodation within the beautiful city. Doing my research into various locations and sights to see I found myself happening upon Dulcis Inn Pantheon. The location looked ideal and sure enough it was. Aptly named due to it's proximity to the Pantheon (as a sidenote perhaps my favourite historical sight to gaze upon and marvel in) it too serves as a relatively good starting point from the Castel Sant'Angelo, Piazza Navona, Trevi Fountain and Vatican City to name a few of the landmarks nearby. Spoiled for choice with an arrange of bar's, restaurants and cafes beside it I simply cannot fault the location, it easily warrants a stay based off its location alone. The bed's were quite comfortable, although the walls seemed to be paper thin meaning any minute sound would penetrate through them and your ears should you be a light or even at times, heavy sleeper. Room cleaning was impeccable and thorough, whenever the reception was manned (between the hours of 8am and 2pm if I am not mistaken) the staff were friendly and helpful as could be with their limited English (a fault on my part for not being educated in their native tongue of Italian, not theirs). I had asked for a rose petal display and a bottle of champagne for myself and my lovely partner prior to us entering, sure enough we were met with a beautiful towel arrangement in the shape of swans and rose petals atop the bed, matched with a bottle of champagne although I am not sure if it totalled the bill of €100. Umbrellas were provided to us when it rained and the expectation was never to demand them back, they were essentially given to us for our two day stay within the city to use at our own discretion. A transfer service both to and from the airport was organised through the hotel at the cost of €55 (for three people) to the driver which again helped to alleviate the stress of organising it myself. Overall I would definitely consider staying within the accomodation again due to its prime location, relatively fair price and of course due to the convenience of transfers, a cosy bed and proximity to food/beverage services. The only identifiable fault I could warn people about is if you were to get a room at the front of the accommodation or "on the street" that you simply will be unable to sleep due to the noise provided by passersby outside the room, although not a fault on the accommodation itself, a fault in their lack of soundproofing through old windows and walls, other than that fault I cannot recommend the Dulcis Inn Pantheon enough and will surely be returning to it when I inevitably...

We stayed at this lovely B&B for 2 nights in September. Staff was friendly and welcoming. We requested transfer from and to airport and worked very well for us. We arrived past check in time, but they gave me info via e-mail prior to our arrival access code to the building and where to find our key that they left for us at the front desk (it was smooth and easy). Our room was a good sized room - it’s spacious enough, clean and comfortable. Our room was facing the street but we didn't have any problem with street noise, my daughter and I were able to get good sleeps during our stay. Breakfast was included in our room - Lovely breakfast with enough choices. Great location inside Pantheon old town area, you could walk almost anywhere to many landmarks. The neighborhood has many restaurants, caffes and shops. We’re very happy during our stay and considering its location, price and cleanliness and comfortable of the accommodation, we will definitely stay again at Dulcis in Pantheon for our next...

This hotel was just what we were looking for in Rome. Awesome convenient location not too far from the Pantheon, but walkable to almost all the main sights, including the colosseum and forum, piazza navona, the spanish steps, the trevi fountain, and others. We walked pretty much everywhere. The room was very clean and surprisingly spacious, when space comes at a premium in Rome. I'm not talking a huge room, but we never felt cramped either. Great value too, as the room price was surprisingly affordable for such a great location and good room! There was no breakfast provided, but that was okay -- we got food from the supermarket and ate in our room each morning. The room had a minifridge to store cold breakfast ingredients. Overall, great hotel; we would not hesitate to...