This place is absolutely ridiculous. If you're not Italian, do NOT stay in this shit hole. They…read moretreat you like you're a fucking criminal. I was waiting in the lobby, and there was this Chinese group asking for a wine opener. The guy at the reception, treated those people like they were beggars and yelled at them and screamed at them. It was one of their birthday and they wanted to open a bottle they brought. But nope. At least say no in a nice way, being. That they're your fucking guests who paid to stay there, don't teas people like that. Part 2, so of course my sister and I are not Italian, we're just still on the couch in the lobby relaxing. The same asshole at the lobby keeps looking at us and is making faces and saying Pakistani this and that. And on top of everything, the room is a shit hole.

Extremely disappointing customer service this visit…read more Via the concierge, I had reserved an airport transfer in a Mercedes sedan for 120 Euros. The company sent a 10-passenger van instead of a sedan. A taxi would have been more comfortable, a shorter walk from the terminal, and half the price. When I complained to the hotel, they said the van was the same price as a Mercedes sedan so I would be charged the same. This seemed like a bait and switch to me. Had I known the vehicle would be a van, I would have taken a taxi.

Without equivocation, this was the finest hotel I've ever been so lucky as to cool my heels at…read morewhile I make my way around the world. The bed was otherworldly. The clouds in the Sistine Chapel are not as soft. With a flick of a switch, blackout shades plunge you into darkness. And, in my room at least, the wall could be yanked from its daytime resting place to form a soundproof barrier, protecting you from the possibility of a footfall interrupting your perfect slumber. The views of Rome, from high on your hilltop could certainly be labeled High Renaissance art. The food, facilities, gym, artwork on the walls - there were literally masterpieces decorating the common spaces - everything was a variety of opulence and perfection that I had never before seem, combined into a single ensemble of luxury. Now, my confession: I stayed an extravagant 5 days at the Rome Cavalieri, but it was my employer who footed the bill. The price point was beyond my means at over 700 Euros per night. But, without question, the product was worth the cost. The price of the views also resulted in a bit of an effort to reach the actual city of Rome. We walked on several occasions, but, if you're your own benefactor, a taxi should not break the budget. We shared the lobby and grounds with famous Footballers and the current reigning tennis world champion. However, in those lavish halls and fluffy beds, I gained new motivation to level up, be my own benefactor, and return to the Rome Cavalieri with a reservation under my own name.

I've stayed in Marriotts for 4 1/2 years of my life. This was the best hotel I've ever stayed at…read more The service was outstanding. The check-in was more like a sitdown welcome interview. They sent someone to our room to deliver converters. The room was beautiful and spacious. The breakfast was outstanding. How about those croissants? That's what they look like! The chef wanted to make you something special and then wanted to talk US sports. The hotel was beautiful and someday I hope to return.

We stayed at the St. Regis in Rome. Here's what we liked best…read more The location is highly convenient. We were able to walk to great shopping, restaurants and sites, including the colosseum and Trevi fountain. Clean accommodations and friendly staff. With jet lag, our sleep schedule was sporadic. The housekeeping staff kindly managed to attend to our room regardless of the hour. It's luxury you would come to expect of the St. Regis brand. Pro tip: Ironing boards/iron not in room and must be requested via Front Desk. However, you can have up to TWO items pressed daily Free. I deducted one star because our bed was lumpy - time to switch out the mattress! And be sure to request a room on floors 1-3. The fourth floor is right below the gym and very noisy during gym hours.

Got in early as we left a ship..very accommodating to Bonvoy members!…read moreGot an early check in...upgraded room looking out to the Vatican ... Room with view! Restaurant and bar next door Great food All employees were excellent...that beautiful woman from Jordan I forgot your name...thank you for perfect service everyday!

We stayed 5 days at this hotel…read more It was perfect for our needs. King sized bed and air conditioning. It might sound weird, but those two things are hard to find in Europe. We couldn't go without air conditioning or a king sized bed. That's what resulted with us staying here. Yeah, it's a bit on the outskirts of Rome. It's a 40 minute drive to The Colosseum, and 35 minutes to The Vatican. But I'm fine with that as long as we are comfortable. Very clean hotel. Decent rooms. We got a balcony, which was lovely. They do offer continental breakfast too in the morning. Overall, it worked for our needs. 10/10 experience