Nerva Accommodation

I took a group of students to Rome for study abroad and we stayed at one of the Nerva locations. One of the rooms was completely luxurious. The rest were okay. I was very annoyed that Nerva says that breakfast is included, but they don’t tell you that you have to cook for yourself if you want something more than a roll. And even then the other guests would eat everything before I could get out of the room in the morning. There was a lovely cafe next door to our hotel. (Note: I’m talking about the location at Via Cavour 150.) if it weren’t for the cafe, I would have complained a lot about the lack of breakfast. It was annoying, though, that all but one day I had to buy breakfast myself since nothing was left to eat but corn flakes. I also was annoyed that in the 5 days I was there, my toilet was never cleaned once. Someone made my bed daily but no other cleaning was done. I had a weird room that had a loft upstairs and a bed downstairs. The bed was very comfortable, but in a position that made it hard to get by the stairs without knocking my arm on the stairs. I have bruises all over my right arm from hitting it on the stairs. There was also no place to put any supplies in the bathroom. I had been in 5 other European cities by the time I got to Rome, and even the monastery we stayed in had a shelf for toiletries. Nerva has the worst bathroom. (And why no cleaning?!) Others in my group had it better. But since I was the leader, I hated it. Uneven. And slow WiFi!!!

The apartment was in the perfect location for seeing the colosseum, Roman forum etc. The Trevi Fountain was approximately a 15 minute minute walk away and there were 2 metro stations within a short walk of the apartment. I would highly recommend Nerva accommodation for a short trip To Rome.

Centrally located, Jacuzzi was a bonus, breakfast was very good although we were unsure whether we were expected to do the dishes (many guesses didn't bother), the bed was a pretty hard, the shower pressure reasonable. The lady that checked us in was awesome, we were able to check in early and leave luggage for our late flight. She was very accommodating and friendly. WIFI was dodgy, it kept dropping in and out and it was impossible to make calls on messenger because of this.

Really helpful, freiendly staff. I would highly recomend the suite

Pros: The room my friend and I stayed in was clean and comfortable. The Internet worked fine as did the heating (the things I generally care about most after cleanliness and a comfortable mattress). There was also free printing which was great. Cons: The check in process was a bit of a nuisance as the place not located where the listed property was and thus had to wait on the street for 10 minutes with a heavy bag. It was also tough to not have any access to a concierge when we needed info/advice as the lady who cleaned the rooms did not speak English. The breakfast left much to be desired (no eggs or toast and the only fruit offered was oranges (to make juice with). It would have also been nice to get more shower gel and shampoo as we were only given one packet per person per day (so presumably were supposed to pick between washing our hair or our body?) I was surprised that these packets were not restocked especially on our second to last day when we had one day left and only one packet remaining. Some guests did not always remember to close the door all the way so I was hesitant to leave my bags there for the evening (even though they offered luggage storage). Finally, I happened to run into one of the employees (checking in a family) and asked if they had any single rooms available as I was staying in Rome for another night. The lady said she did not think so but would email me by the next day but never did. So: Great room + location, so-so service