My name is Francis and I come from Milan, I stayed with my family in Patrizia Romana Palace for a week in April. Given that I travel frequently for work and always in the best hotels I've stayed, this time with 2 small children. I tried a structure other accommodation close to Trastevere Station to give me all the comforts of a hotel in 4 stars but at the same time the opportunity to meet the needs of the children. The Patrizia Romana Palace is run by a family and polite. I would describe this hotel in the most truthful as possible as I was fine, just as if you were at my house and this is also thanks to the independence, because the keys are handed over to the check- in and the customer is free to enter and exit at will. The structure is a new building and the furnishing is elegant and refined, I must admit that a bathroom so I have not even found in hotels with 4 / 5 stars. The cleaning is very accurate, the apartment is sanitized and I noticed that there is a sticker with the brand of hygienic safety, in short for a "fixed" like me to clean, it was the best. The apartment is well equipped kitchenette (there's even the microwave), but not limited, my wife has prepared the beautiful dinners for us, we enjoyed outdoors by candlelight on the terrace of the room while the children slept. Only a few meters away, there is a local market, a supermarket and several grocery stores and a pharmacy. the area offers many restaurants and pizzerias (1 of which reported on driving .... .), then wanting to go a little 'you're in the heart of Trastevere, which is swarming with locals. According relaxing on vacation and I was ordered not to touch the computer but the wi fi (free and fast) that offers Patrizia Roman Palace was for me an irresistible appeal. The movements were easy, we left our car in the underground garage of the hotel and we have taken video surveillance. by public transport: the hotel can take bus 228 or 774 and get to Trastevere station in minutes to take the tram 8 that takes in the historic center, while on Sundays and other holidays in the line 44 leads directly to Piazza Venezia. In short, I confess that I was very unsure whether to book other accommodation in a structure but when I arrived at the Roman Palace and Patrizia have entered this flowered courtyard, on the back of the property (like being in an ancient village), I realized the reason for Hotels which are in crisis, in other words: I had the same luxury amenities (air conditioning, 32-inch LCD TV, safe, wi-fi ...) but at a price far lower. Quite an experience to be repeated