Pantheon Inn

Hotel

Small apartment, total 4 rooms, I think, but very modern, looks like it was redecorated lately. Staff was very considerate. Location is very comfortable, in a walking distance frm all piazza's. Only problem is the need to close the window at night due to noise from Piazza Navona restaurants, But airconditioning solves it. Very clean. Very pleasant. We enjoyed the stay.

Central location and view of Piazza Navona.

Excellent location and the stuff was more than helpfull on anything we would ask! Nice people nice vibe!

The best hotel for a trip to rome. EXCELLENT location. The hotel is right in front of the pantheon. Very stylish, very clean rooms. Very friendly staff — especially Jarvick and Oxana. We will come back — for sure.

Amazing, the customer service is incredible. I asked them to arrange flowers for our arrival for my girlfriends birthday. When we walked in the whole room was decorated.

Very well lactated, lovely building, lovely people. But!. Air con only work for the afternoons, some of the sockets where broken, kitchen was unbelievably small with not enough cutlery and cups for all occupants. Shower was so small and leaked with not enough hot water for all. Such a shame as it's got so much promise.

Stay at this hotel if you want your money stolen. I stayed there with my family for less than a week. Location was fine, but the room was quite small and the AC was barely working. Don’t expect the staff to help you solve your issues with your room. We complained about the AC; and he basically said all the hotels in Rome are like that. When the housekeepers stole the money, the hotel said they trusted their staff, asking me back why we didn’t use the safe. On our third day or fourth, we came back to the hotel. The room had been cleaned and we had extra towels but we realized that 500 USD worth cash was stolen. It was not like we left money somewhere easily seen. The cash was in two different wallets and the wallets were in a backpack. The backpack was securely locked. Someone went through all the bags (there were many different size bags and suit cases in the room), looking for money and took the cash. We reported it to the police and received the police report. Also we let the hotel know about the situation; but the response from the hotel was they trusted their staff and wouldn’t do anything for us. That’s how we lost our money that we thought was “secure” and ”safe” in the room. P. S. Don’t trust the safe in any hotel room either. The safe can be easily accessible by any hotel management. So basically, expect your goods and valuables stolen during your stay in this hotel.

The Pantheon was built by Emperor Hadrian, CA. 118-128 ad, as a Shrine. Another testimony of the Roman high culture. The shape of the dome was later a model for the construction of the dome in St. Peter's Basilica. Visitors will stand in amazement and in the building, which was built by the architects 1500 years ago. Unfortunately, thousands of tourists like a plague of locusts also in this Monument every day.

No longer inhabited by the old gods, this now church is the resting place of Raphael and 2 Kings (and a Queen and other artists). It's a dome shaped building from Roman times that is impressive in scope (and width). Crowds keep this place busy but arguably this building offers a better glimpse into the past than other places.

No doubt this is one of the well preserved beautiful Roman building. But to enjoy its beauty you need to visit when there is minimum crowd. As this place is flooded with people. Restaurants around, but some are expensive beyond justification.

A lot of people, but not of the length of the queue put you off! The inlet is carried out relatively quickly and you don't really need to queue for a long time. To see inside there very much, however, a very imposing building, is a free attraction and definitely worth a visit.

Very beautiful and impressive. At marvel, but always on the backpack. Pickpockets have an easy game because it is always very crowded.

As the sights pretty good, but the Pantheon is opposite the surface of those restaurants we don't go, and expensive things in General! of! A bottle of beer 0.33L to eight European。。。。。 Look at the attractions. 。。。。

Raphael buried the bone, the height and diameter equal to the perfect hemisphere of the dome, free to visit. Also more likes?!

A true ancient architectural wonder. The 16 front columns are 60 tonnes each and were transported from Egypt. An amazing feat by today's engineering capabilities. They don't let anyone in after 5:50pm on Sundays, so don't waste time making your way in.

You'll totally stunned when you see this historical architecture. She's beautiful, with ancient bricks and stone cylinders. Although there is always crowds of tourists, the ambiance is peaceful inside the catholic church. As the admission is FREE, I suggest you to spend at least 2 hours strolling around. Rent a audio guides is recommended as well. Enjoy this amazing place with your eyes :)

Stunning old historic building with the largest dome in the world. It is still pretty good and is considered to be one of the best preserved buildings of Roman antiquity. A visit is highly recommended.

Historical place, you must have seen. The Pantheon has the only surviving dome from ancient times. You have to pay no entrance fee and can stay within the opening Hours as long as you like. The Entering and Exiting of the building is regulated by a shut-off. Unfortunately, it is usually very full. Armed soldiers guarding the entrance.

From the Outside, the Pantheon isn't really much. It looks like an ugly brick block. The inner life is all the more spectacular! A construction of the. The building had for 1700 years the largest dome in the world. And given the technical tools, it is still one of the most grandiose buildings built in the people. Originally, the Pantheon was consecrated to all the Roman gods. Each God has its own little angle in the rotunda. In 7. Century, the Pantheon was umgewnadelt then in a Christian Church, what it has remained until today.

An architectural Marvel for its time. It's amazing the scale of the place and it's ambiance! A must visit. Thankfully it's free to enter not like other popular attractions in Rome. Please give a donation. It would be great if the had better text and picture interpretation on the buildings history with some lighting. Had trouble reading so I took a picture of the panels as many are around a small panel, made it easier to read without guilt and rush. Apart from that. It's a beautiful structure.

Great, 2000 years is still well preserved, ancient Roman wisdom worthy of respect.

The best hotel for a trip to rome. EXCELLENT location. The hotel is right in front of the pantheon. Very stylish, very clean rooms. Very friendly staff — especially Jarvick and Oxana. We will come back — for sure.

From the outside it looks like a typical old Roman building. Walk inside easily, fast moving lines, very little waiting. When you enter the building it is breath taking! Old and well maintained. A beauty beyond all else in Rome! The acoustics are great.

Can a look free entry worthy of praise from the fountain of the four rivers.

Super like the place! Open late, free go visit, the inside selling Souvenirs.
Very pleasant surprise is the addition of an unknown King outside, accidentally discovered Raphael's tomb is also here! The tomb also saw a fan girl or fan brother placed a bouquet of flowers
Above the dome can also be beautiful, look to the previous put of the Roman gods and the Emperor statue when better, unfortunately some teach are knocked off…

The exterior looks old and crumbly, though still impressive for its age. Then, you go inside and immediately at awe — the beautiful hole in the roof gives a wonderful light to the interior, which is decorated with very nice works of art. The interior looks much more kept than the exterior. Recommended!

Extremely underwhelming! Thankfully the lines moved quick and you're able to get indoors quickly. The entrance is grand, mainly due to the majestic doors! However, once inside, there is very little to catch your eye for too long and keep you interested.

Cool atmosphere. Would like to visit when its raining. Heard it is cool. However I wouldnt go here if it was out of nowhere. Only went because it was close to other places.

This place is worth a visit. The Basilica is granted a free entry and is to be recommended in my opinion. This place is often visited by tourists and is accordingly full.

You sort of expected a big square of the Pantheon on the right stage, but one comes around the corner of a small alley and there it is. Sensational. Admission is free and all around there are many small cafes with relatively cheap prices.

The architectural monument of culture par excellence! A masterpiece of Roman engineering. Without admixture of volcanic ash, many of the buildings would be forfeited to Rome for a long time. The dome was unsurpassed for a long time. A model for many buildings in the Renaissance.

The history of the taste always lasts a very long time.

A lot of kindness and attention. Central, for what you're just minutes away from all the visits.

Wonderful location! The hotel it self is a Rome treasure with its own great history. Staff and owner are wonderful addition to making our vacation perfect! Love this place! Stay there when you can, I'll be back!

The hotel is listed as 4 star, it's barely a European 3 star. Terrible spotty Wi-Fi. Hardcore water damage in rooms that haven't been updated since the early 90s. The bathroom was small and the "jetted" tub was stained and wouldn't fit a 9 year old! Don't do it! Not worth your time. You can find better for the same price near via dell orso.