Hotel Stendhal

Rome

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Axel’s take

It's a strong sightseeing base if compact rooms suit you.

Choose it for
Trevi and Spanish Steps walks, Barberini metro access, and well-supported cleanliness.
Skip it if
You want spacious entry-level rooms, a quiet lane, or extensive on-site facilities.
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Axel’s rating: 8.2/10 · A traditional 4-star boutique hotel near Piazza Barberini

Hotel Stendhal is a traditional 4-star boutique hotel whose strongest argument is its address: Trevi Fountain is 6 minutes away on foot, the Spanish Steps 8, and Barberini metro is nearby. Cleanliness, helpful staff and breakfast underpin the appeal; Expedia and Booking.com guests reinforce those strengths. We'd choose it for a sightseeing-heavy stay rather than a hotel-centered holiday.

The compromises are space and facilities. The hotel publishes Classic rooms at 15 m² and Superiors at 20 m², while guest feedback includes compact rooms and some tired interiors. There's a library lounge and cocktail bar, but no full restaurant, pool or on-site gym. Also, Hotel Stendhal and Stendhal Luxury Suites are not interchangeable: the suites occupy an adjacent building with a separate entrance, though check-in remains at the main hotel. That distinction matters more than the luxury wording.

Rooms
The official sizes are 15 m² for Classic rooms, 20 m² for Superiors and 22 m² for the Premium Terrace Room. Traditional decoration suits the hotel; space is the clearer limitation.
Cleanliness
A strong overall signal: 93% positive across 58 cleanliness mentions, supported by Expedia's 9.2/10 cleanliness rating.
Service
Eight of the 10 newest reviews explicitly praise staff or service. One also describes a poor front-desk interaction; the broader evidence remains positive.
Amenities
Buffet breakfast, free Wi-Fi, a library lounge and cocktail bar. The official FAQ explicitly places the fitness center off-site and says there is no full restaurant or pool.
Fees and surprises
Paid parking is in a nearby garage, not on-site. Luxury Suites guests check in at Via del Tritone 113 before being accompanied to the separate building.

Axel’s opinion, from the hotel’s website and guest reviews, scored for what the hotel is. Sources: Hotel website · Expedia · Booking.com · Tripadvisor. Reviewed Oct 29, 2026.

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The location

Via Del Tritone 113, Rome

The entrance is on busy Via del Tritone just below Piazza Barberini, with a bus stop in front. This is a traffic-facing address, not a pedestrian square. Trevi Fountain is 6 minutes on foot and the Spanish Steps 8; those two walks define the location's appeal.

What guests say

  • 4.3/5810 reviews

The latest reviews with text, newest first.

Recent reviews

  • Kali

    1/5Oct 10, 2026
    I had a verygood experience with stendhal luxury hotel unlike hotel concordia,was disaster!stendhal hotel staff are good specially the guy that assist during breakfast.he offers coffee right away very accomodating.
  • Zhuo

    5/5Oct 9, 2026
    A fantastic experience! Our family stayed here for three nights. We booked this hotel through one of China's largest third-party booking platforms, which showed the hotel's location as "Stendhal Luxury Suites," but the…
  • Simona

    5/5Oct 9, 2026
    A truly pleasant, welcoming, and well-maintained hotel. I'd especially like to thank the reception staff, who were very friendly and helpful, and the entire staff for their kindness and courtesy.
  • Aurelia

    2/5Sep 16, 2026
    The location was excellent, the hotel was clean, and the breakfast was enjoyable. Most of the staff were extremely friendly, welcoming, and helpful.
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Amenities

Buffet breakfast, free Wi-Fi, a library lounge and cocktail bar. The official FAQ explicitly places the fitness center off-site and says there is no full restaurant or pool.

  • Wi-Fi
  • Restaurant
  • Bar
  • Breakfast
  • Breakfast buffet
  • Smoke-free property

Good to know

Check-in and checkout
Check-in after 14:00; checkout before 12:00. Reception operates 24 hours.
Breakfast
The hotel's own published rates include a buffet breakfast, with gluten-free items available.
Minibar
The hotel lists a complimentary minibar in each room.
Separate suites building
Luxury Suites are in the adjacent building on Via Sistina. Check-in is at the main hotel, Via del Tritone 113.
Fitness facilities
The fitness center is around the corner, not inside the hotel. There is no swimming pool.

Checked Oct 29, 2026. Sources: Hotel website · Expedia · Booking.com · Tripadvisor · Guest reviews and travel times · Hotel supplier catalog.

Additional hotel policies
  • Hotel policies: Parking: €35 per car per night; Airport shuttle (one way): €75
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Hotel Stendhal — Rome, Italy

Hotel Stendhal is a traditional 4-star boutique hotel near Piazza Barberini in Rome, Italy.

Address: Via Del Tritone 113, Rome. Property ID: 1316046.

Source: https://helloaxel.com/en/hotels/rome/hotel-stendhal-1316046

Axel private rates

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Total price: $457 USD

2026-11-29 to 2026-12-02 · 3 nights · 2 adults · 1 room.

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November 2026

Check-inAxel private rates (USD)
2026-11-05$252 for 1 night · 2 nights $489 · up to 14 nights priced
2026-11-06$237 for 1 night · 2 nights $501 · up to 14 nights priced
2026-11-07$264 for 1 night · 2 nights $440 · up to 14 nights priced
2026-11-08$176 for 1 night · 2 nights $401 · up to 14 nights priced
2026-11-09$225 for 1 night · 2 nights $429 · up to 14 nights priced
2026-11-10$204 for 1 night · 2 nights $430 · up to 14 nights priced
2026-11-11$226 for 1 night · 2 nights $464 · up to 14 nights priced
2026-11-12$238 for 1 night · 2 nights $511 · up to 14 nights priced
2026-11-13$273 for 1 night · 2 nights $513 · up to 14 nights priced
2026-11-14$240 for 1 night · 2 nights $417 · up to 14 nights priced
2026-11-15$177 for 1 night · 2 nights $424 · up to 14 nights priced
2026-11-16$247 for 1 night · 2 nights $489 · up to 14 nights priced
2026-11-17$242 for 1 night · 2 nights $466 · up to 14 nights priced
2026-11-18$224 for 1 night · 2 nights $405 · up to 14 nights priced
2026-11-19$181 for 1 night · 2 nights $423 · up to 14 nights priced
2026-11-20$242 for 1 night · 2 nights $530 · up to 14 nights priced
2026-11-21$288 for 1 night · 2 nights $462 · up to 14 nights priced
2026-11-22$174 for 1 night · 2 nights $331 · up to 14 nights priced
2026-11-23$157 for 1 night · 2 nights $340 · up to 14 nights priced
2026-11-24$183 for 1 night · 2 nights $390 · up to 14 nights priced
2026-11-25$207 for 1 night · 2 nights $466 · up to 14 nights priced
2026-11-26$259 for 1 night · 2 nights $484 · up to 14 nights priced
2026-11-27$225 for 1 night · 2 nights $751 · up to 14 nights priced
2026-11-28$526 for 1 night · 2 nights $663 · up to 14 nights priced
2026-11-29$137 for 1 night · 2 nights $311 · up to 14 nights priced
2026-11-30$174 for 1 night · 2 nights $320 · up to 14 nights priced

December 2026

Check-inAxel private rates (USD)
2026-12-01$146 for 1 night · 2 nights $388 · up to 14 nights priced
2026-12-02$242 for 1 night · 2 nights $474 · up to 14 nights priced
2026-12-03$232 for 1 night · 2 nights $426 · up to 14 nights priced
2026-12-04$194 for 1 night · 2 nights $735 · up to 14 nights priced

About Hotel Stendhal

  • Property type: Hotel
  • 4-star hotel
  • Via Del Tritone 113, Rome
  • City page: Hotels in Rome

Axel's take: 8.2/10

It's a strong sightseeing base if compact rooms suit you.

  • Choose it for: Trevi and Spanish Steps walks, Barberini metro access, and well-supported cleanliness.
  • Skip it if: You want spacious entry-level rooms, a quiet lane, or extensive on-site facilities.

Axel's opinion of Hotel Stendhal, from the hotel's website and recent guest reviews. Sources: Hotel website · Expedia · Booking.com · Tripadvisor. Reviewed Oct 29, 2026.

Room types

Room types and selected features reported for this hotel. Check your dates for availability.

Source: ETG room descriptions.

Superior room

Superior Single room

Superior Double room (full double bed)

Superior Twin room (twin beds)

Deluxe Double room (full double bed)

Executive Double room (full double bed)

Premium Terrace Double room (full double bed)

Classic Single room

Classic Double room (full double bed)

Classic Twin room (twin beds)

Deluxe Family Connecting room

Family Double Suite (full double bed)

Royal Double Suite (full double bed)

Location

A practical Barberini base for first-time sightseeing and Line A access.

  • The block: The entrance is on busy Via del Tritone just below Piazza Barberini, with a bus stop in front. This is a traffic-facing address, not a pedestrian square. Trevi Fountain is 6 minutes on foot and the Spanish Steps 8; those two walks define the location's appeal.
  • Getting around: Walk for the central sights and use nearby Barberini on Line A for longer journeys. Termini connects with the Fiumicino airport train. The Colosseum is 20 minutes by transit or 10 by taxi; the Vatican Museums are 19 by transit. A car adds little here, with parking arranged off-site.
  • After dark: Expect an active central street rather than hushed surroundings. Going out is easy; for sleep, the traffic-facing setting matters more than any promise of a secluded boutique retreat.

Location and comparisons: Reviewed Oct 29, 2026. Sources: Hotel website · Expedia · Booking.com · Tripadvisor.

Best areas in Rome for luxury travelers

  • Spanish Steps, Trevi & Tridente: 9.5/10 for luxury travelers. Flagship boutiques, grand streets and strong hotels make the leading luxury combination; do not expect seclusion around famous sights.
  • Historic Center: 9.3/10 for luxury travelers. The strongest hotel pillar pairs with landmark squares and atmospheric lanes, though quieter room locations need care.
  • Via Veneto & Villa Borghese: 8.9/10 for luxury travelers. Excellent hotels, grand façades and park access suit a more composed stay, with hills and fewer lively doorstep streets.
  • Monti & Colosseum: 8.4/10 for luxury travelers. Strong hotels and intimate lanes suit travelers who prefer ancient sights and aperitivo to flagship-shopping surroundings.
  • Vatican & Prati: 8.4/10 for luxury travelers. Strong hotels and a calmer neighborhood rhythm work well for Vatican-focused stays, with more travel to ancient Rome.
  • Trastevere: 7.7/10 for luxury travelers.
  • Termini & Esquilino: 7.5/10 for luxury travelers.
  • Testaccio & Aventine: 6.7/10 for luxury travelers.
  • EUR: 4.7/10 for luxury travelers. Where to stay in Rome for luxury travelers

Hotels around Hotel Stendhal

  • Barocco Hotel (On Piazza Barberini). Barocco wins when: Exceptional personal service and particularly well-reviewed breakfasts. Keep Hotel Stendhal when: Keep Stendhal for its traditional library-and-bar setting or a specifically chosen Superior room; Barocco's Classic rooms are compact too.
  • Hotel King (Between Barberini and the Spanish Steps). King wins when: A simpler 3-star place when the room is mainly somewhere to sleep. Keep Hotel Stendhal when: Keep Stendhal when stronger cleanliness evidence and a more polished traditional setting matter; King's room and bathroom condition is uneven.

Alternatives for the same trip

  • Damaso Hotel (Historic Center). Damaso wins when: Polished service, standout cleanliness and rooftop cocktails from a Historic Center walking base. Keep Hotel Stendhal when: Stendhal suits an itinerary centered on Trevi, the Spanish Steps and convenient Barberini metro access.
  • Hotel Santa Maria (Trastevere). Santa Maria wins when: A peaceful courtyard and exceptional hospitality amid Trastevere's restaurant and nightlife streets. Keep Hotel Stendhal when: Stendhal puts Trevi and the Spanish Steps closer and has an elevator; Santa Maria has none.

Getting around from Hotel Stendhal

Travel times from Google's hotel listing; walking unless noted.

  • Giovan Battista Pastine International Airport: 29 min by transit.
  • Leonardo da Vinci International Airport: 45 min by transit.
  • Monument to Victor Emmanuel II: 9 min by transit.
  • Papal Basilica of Saint Mary Major: 17 min.
  • Trevi Fountain: 6 min.
  • Pantheon: 14 min.
  • Colosseum: 20 min by transit.
  • Spanish Steps: 8 min.
  • Roman Forum: 18 min.
  • Piazza Navona: 18 min.
  • Saint Peter’s Basilica: 22 min by transit.
  • Castel Sant'Angelo: 21 min by transit.
  • Vatican Museums: 19 min by transit.
  • Sistine Chapel: 19 min by transit.
  • Villa Borghese: 15 min.
  • Galleria Borghese: 14 min by transit.

What guests say

  • Ratings: 4.3/5 (810 reviews).
  • Praised: Atmosphere (100% positive); Location (96% positive); Cleanliness (93% positive).
  • Complaints: Service (15% negative); Restaurant (13% negative); Breakfast (11% negative). The latest 50 reviews average 4.2/5. Eight of the 10 newest texts praise staff; one also reports a poor front-desk interaction. The newest 1-star rating contradicts its positive text. Latest reviews, newest first (all reviews):
  • Kali · 1/5 · Oct 10, 2026: “I had a verygood experience with stendhal luxury hotel unlike hotel concordia,was disaster!stendhal hotel staff are good specially the guy that assist during breakfast.he offers coffee right away very accomodating.”
  • Zhuo · 5/5 · Oct 9, 2026: “A fantastic experience! Our family stayed here for three nights. We booked this hotel through one of China's largest third-party booking platforms, which showed the hotel's location as "Stendhal Luxury Suites," but the…”
  • Simona · 5/5 · Oct 9, 2026: “A truly pleasant, welcoming, and well-maintained hotel. I'd especially like to thank the reception staff, who were very friendly and helpful, and the entire staff for their kindness and courtesy.”
  • Aurelia · 2/5 · Sep 16, 2026: “The location was excellent, the hotel was clean, and the breakfast was enjoyable. Most of the staff were extremely friendly, welcoming, and helpful.”

Good to know

  • Check-in and checkout: Check-in after 14:00; checkout before 12:00. Reception operates 24 hours.
  • Breakfast: The hotel's own published rates include a buffet breakfast, with gluten-free items available.
  • Minibar: The hotel lists a complimentary minibar in each room.
  • Separate suites building: Luxury Suites are in the adjacent building on Via Sistina. Check-in is at the main hotel, Via del Tritone 113.
  • Fitness facilities: The fitness center is around the corner, not inside the hotel. There is no swimming pool.

Facts checked Oct 29, 2026. Sources: Hotel website · Expedia · Booking.com · Tripadvisor · Guest reviews and travel times · Hotel supplier catalog.

Rooms, amenities and policies

  • Rooms: The official sizes are 15 m² for Classic rooms, 20 m² for Superiors and 22 m² for the Premium Terrace Room. Traditional decoration suits the hotel; space is the clearer limitation.
  • Cleanliness: A strong overall signal: 93% positive across 58 cleanliness mentions, supported by Expedia's 9.2/10 cleanliness rating.
  • Service: Eight of the 10 newest reviews explicitly praise staff or service. One also describes a poor front-desk interaction; the broader evidence remains positive.
  • Amenities: Buffet breakfast, free Wi-Fi, a library lounge and cocktail bar. The official FAQ explicitly places the fitness center off-site and says there is no full restaurant or pool.
  • Fees and surprises: Paid parking is in a nearby garage, not on-site. Luxury Suites guests check in at Via del Tritone 113 before being accompanied to the separate building.
  • Hotel policies: Parking: €35 per car per night; Airport shuttle (one way): €75

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