Hotel Due Torri

Sayed at Numa Portico for three nights. I chose the hotel as I've previously stayed with Numa elsewhere and they were excellent, not so this time. Okay, the pros The location is excellent, stuck between the Vatican and the Spanish steps. Decent access to public transport. A safe part of the city and close to many shops etc. The reception staff were extremely friendly, cheery and helpful. The room was large and very clean. The cons. The walls must be made with the thinnest plasterboard available. I could hear the guy next door chatting on his phone as if he was sat on my knee, not only that I could hear the person on the other end of the call clearly too. You can hear every little noise. Not great. My bed wasn't very comfortable at all. When staying only three nights that's not a massive issue. The shower. The water was hot enough but the water pressure was pretty low, resulting in a pretty disappointing shower. I must add that I didn't complain about anything as I'm not one who does that, I just go with it so maybe they could've helped if I'd spoke with them. It was decent though and it wouldn't put me off using Numa at all, just maybe if I return to Rome I'd possibly look elsewhere.

Reading the other reviews, it seems your experience is based in the room you got, ours was excellent and clean, the bed is big and comfy, the bathroom is fantastic, and the most important thing Is the location in the middle Of everything, the digital Check-in was very smooth Excellent

Although the rooms are in a centrally located area and have a Twrasse. Don't go there. The room was tiny, the terrace only accessible via the small bathroom/WC. The shower was either hot or cold. During the stay of 4 nights, the bath towels were never changed and the room was never cleaned. The room walls are very thin and you hear every word from the neighbors and in the staircase.