Hotel Anacapri
A practical Rome base with a terrace and a welcome mat for pets
A place to stay in Rome
Hotel Anacapri is a 2-star hotel in Rome, rated 3.9/5 across over 1,100 guest reviews. Rooms start from $101 per night and the hotel keeps things straightforward: free WiFi throughout, daily housekeeping, air conditioning, and a 24-hour front desk. Pet owners will find fewer options than this in Rome at the price. The hotel accepts animals, has family rooms, and an elevator, which makes it workable for guests travelling with more luggage or less mobility. A terrace gives guests somewhere to sit outside.
Who this stay suits
A no-frills 2-star hotel with reliable basics — free WiFi, air conditioning, daily housekeeping, and pet-friendly rooms — in a city where that combination at this price point is not always easy to find.
Best for
- Pet owners visiting Rome
- Budget-conscious families
- Short city stays
- Solo travellers needing a single room
Less suited to
- Guests expecting on-site dining
- Those wanting a higher comfort tier
- Travellers seeking a design-led stay
Terrace and outdoor space
The hotel has a terrace — a genuine outdoor sitting area, which is a useful thing to have in a city hotel at this price. It gives guests somewhere to start the morning or decompress at the end of the day without leaving the building.
Pet-friendly rooms
Travelling with a dog or cat in Rome takes some planning. Hotel Anacapri accepts pets, and that policy is one of the property's more distinctive practical features at its price level.
Room range and layout options
Five room categories cover solo travellers through to groups needing a triple. Beds range from a single twin to a queen-plus-twin configuration, so there is some flexibility in how a room is used without paying for space that isn't needed.
Standout features
Inside Hotel Anacapri
Amenities at Hotel Anacapri
Most popular facilities
- Non-smoking rooms
- Free Wifi
- Family rooms
- 24-hour front desk
- Terrace
- Elevator
- Heating
- Daily housekeeping
Great for your stay
- Air conditioning
- Pet friendly
- Free Wifi
- Family rooms
- Non-smoking rooms
- Flat-screen TV
- Shower
- Baggage storage
Bathroom
- Toilet paper
- Toilet
- Shower
Outdoors
- Terrace
Media & Technology
- Flat-screen TV
Services
- Daily housekeeping
- Baggage storage
- Fax/Photocopying Additional charge
- 24-hour front desk
Arriving in Rome
Hotel Anacapri is 24.7 km from Rome Fiumicino Airport (FCO), where the Leonardo Express train runs non-stop to Roma Termini. Rome Ciampino Airport (CIA) is closer at 13.9 km. Roma Termini station is about 0.3 km away, roughly a 5-minute walk. Rome operates a ZTL limited-traffic zone in its historic centre, where cameras issue automatic fines to unauthorised vehicles. No parking is listed here, so check where to leave a car before driving into the centre. Italian cities charge a tourist tax (tassa di soggiorno) per person per night, collected by the property rather than included in the booking total; the rate depends on the city and the property's star rating, and many properties still take it in cash.
Across 1,163 reviews, guests rate the hotel 3.9/5. Location and staff are the two qualities most frequently called out positively, and the free WiFi also draws consistent mention. The rating sits in the mid-range for Rome's budget tier, suggesting the hotel delivers on the basics more reliably than it impresses.
- Staff8.5
- Facilities7.7
- Cleanliness8.2
- Comfort8.2
- Value For Money8
- Location8.9
- Free Wifi8.3
Good to know
Frequently asked
Where exactly is Hotel Anacapri?
The hotel is in Rome, Italy. Guests consistently flag the location as a positive point in reviews. The specific neighbourhood is not listed in the hotel's published details.
Does the hotel accept pets?
Yes. Hotel Anacapri is pet-friendly, and this is one of its listed signature features. If you are travelling with an animal, it is worth confirming any specific rules or size restrictions directly with the hotel before booking.
Is there free WiFi?
Yes, free WiFi is available throughout the hotel and is one of the most mentioned positives in guest reviews.
What room types are available?
There are five room categories: Single, Economy Double, Standard Double or Twin, Standard Triple, and Large Room. Bed configurations range from a single twin to a queen-plus-twin setup in the triple.
Are there family rooms?
Yes. Family rooms are a listed facility. The Standard Triple Room, with its queen and twin bed combination, is the obvious choice for a small family.
Is there an elevator?
Yes, the hotel has an elevator, which is useful for guests with heavy luggage or reduced mobility.
Is there a terrace?
Yes. The hotel has a terrace listed as an outdoor facility.
What are the check-in and check-out arrangements?
The hotel has a 24-hour front desk, so arrival outside standard hours is possible. Check-in and check-out times are not specified in the published details — contact the hotel directly to confirm.
Is there parking at the hotel?
Parking is not listed among the hotel's facilities. If you are arriving by car, contact the hotel in advance to ask about nearby options.
Does the hotel serve breakfast or have a restaurant?
Dining facilities are not listed among the hotel's amenities. It is worth asking the hotel directly whether breakfast can be arranged.
How much do rooms cost?
Rooms start from around $101 per night. Prices vary by room type, season, and how far in advance you book.
What languages does the front desk speak?
Staff are noted as speaking English, Spanish, and Italian, which covers most international guests arriving in Rome.