We loved our two-night stay at the Raganelli Hotel! We…read morearrived late in the evening with our tour group, and while it took a bit of time for everyone to get their bags to their rooms (the elevators are very small), the welcome was great and the rooms were fantastic. While the rooms might be considered on the smaller side, they were clean, comfortable, and had great bathrooms. Each one also had its own AC unit, meaning we could sleep comfortably at our chosen temperature that evening. While the hotel is a little ways away from downtown Rome, calling a taxi was very easy. My group wanted to go to the Vatican City early, and when we told the staff at the reception that morning to call a taxi, someone was there within 5 minutes to pick us up. It could not have been easier. I cannot speak to the hotel bar, but the breakfast was amazing. The room is rather small, but since the hotel is small it never truly filled up, and the options were plenty. Anything you wanted for breakfast they probably had, and it all was fantastic! I have nothing to complain about in regards to our stay here. The hotel is great if you're looking for something comfortable for your trip to Rome.

We stayed in this hotel for only one night before we decided to go around Rome for one more day…read morebefore we go back to America, we really enjoyed and appreciated the services and the room is clean, next door is small market and it's convenient to travel around Rome, taxi is around the area and it doesn't cost much, I m happy I picked this hotel, great price and service, what else can I say about this hotel. I gave it 5 stars. A couple stay in Rome should try this hotel, I saw family checking with their children

4.5 stars Rooms…read morewere spacious and clean and had a balcony. Rooms were confusing to find based on how the floors were laid out. Breakfast had a wide variety, including several different kinds of croissants. Our tour company had booked a different room for us, but they had given us a room with the beds pushed together. The location isn't the most centrally located to everything, but there is a metro stop nearby. We loved the pool and pool bar (even though they had some weird hours). 2025 #60

Very deceiving place. Outside , lobby , conference rooms , pool and bar areas are really pretty BUT…read morethe rooms are horrendous. Mold all around tub, peeling wallpaper and torn stained rugs. The mattress was cardboard. Curtains and bedspreads ancient. This place is mostly used by tour groups and conferences. Wonder if regular rooms are better

Beds are hard. Hotel is in need of an upgrade. Pillows are paper thin. Staff…read more are not overly helpful. Not close to any attractions. Even our cab driver made fun of the hotel.

i stayed here for 9 days. everyone is very nice and accomodating from, security to wait staff and…read morefront desk and bartenders....super nice, friendly and helpful. there is a full bar, a gym, a pool, 2 restaraunts and a small gift shop on site. they offer shuttle service to and from the airport (they charge of course) and also shuttle service to other areas such as the vatican and downtown (for a fee of course) i paid extra to have buffet style breakfast each day. the breakfast there is ok..... there is a big variety of selection to choose from such as pastries, cereal, eggs, sausage, cheese ect. breakfast area is nice, clean and everyone is very attentive and friendly. near the bar in the evenings there is a pianist, nice touch. property is clean, well decorated for xmas, i felt very safe there. my room was nice, bed was huge and very comfortable, water ran hot. getting a cab is very easy and convienant, no issues at all there is an atm available and also the front desk can exchange american money for euros (very helpful) i did enjoy my stay here. only draw back is that the location is not near anywhere that is walkable. downtown rome and tourist spot is about 20 min away (on a good day) and that cab ride can cost you about 30$ usd one way (sometimes more)

This hotel was chosen as the place to stay one day prior to a cruise. While I have experienced…read moreplaces that I rate higher, this was not at all a terrible choice. I arrived about 8am and check-in isn't until 3 p.m. Beatrice was the person to assist me - she verified my travel documents, briefed me on the hotel amenities, explained the shuttle, put my luggage in the luggage room, looked to have my room expedited and let me know where I could wait. At noon my room was ready and I received a key. One of Beatrice's counterparts, whom I shall not name, wasn't as pleasant to work with. Their demeanor wasn't as helpful or pleasant. My roommate felt the same. We had to request a second key only to later discover the 2 keys were deactivated (I presume accidentally), after we were exhausted from a day of exploring. However, a third person assisted with correcting this issue. The hotel is about 20 minutes from the airport but I believe that my driver made it in about 15 minutes. It has a restaurant on-site for lunch and dinner and also a breakfast buffet which offers a 2-option buffet breakfast. There is a swimming pool, a small gift Shop which also sells passes for attractions and a shuttle that has 3 stops: the city center, The Coliseum and Vatican City. It is also host to a Conference Center. The overall decore is simple and elegant. There are lots of places to lounge which is great for socializing. I imagine that it was absolutely gorgeous when things were new and shiny, however, the current "aging" and ambiance gives it an old charm feel. The buffet breakfast is either Italian style - pastries, yogurt, cereal, toast, etc. or American style - includes the Italian options plus bacon, sausage, 3 styles of cooked eggs, pancakes, cheeses, smoked salmon, salad, fresh fruit, etc. And of course there are coffees, juices and water. The buffet is 7am to 11am and can be included with your reservation. Otherwise, the Italian style is 12 euros pp and the American style is 20 euros pp; this can be charged to your room or via credit card at the hostess counter. I found the menu to have a good selection and variety. Gvansta was working the days that I was here - she is nice and very patient especially when eager guests flooded the counter for check in. She remembered guests as they returned for subsequent dining. The remaining staff that helped with tables, bringing coffees, etc. were all very pleasant. The room itself was ok. The temperature was too cold for our liking. My efforts to adjust the heat and have house keeping assist didn't work out as we had hoped. Eventually, we settled with just turning it off completely. If the stay was longer, I probably would have sought additional assistance from the front desk. The room itself is modest with the basics and has a covered balcony adorned with 2 chairs and a table. The view was okay, mostly beautifully green grass and trees with buildings in the background. The bathroom is spacious. Overall I didn't find the place to be glamorous yet it has sufficient amenities, reasonable accommodations, mostly a good staff. It is airport accessible and the low-cost shuttle makes it attraction accessible. For a brief stay pre-cruise it met expectations and I would consider staying again under similar circumstances.

If you're staying in Rome, stay here. It's away from all of the touristy spots which means you can…read moreactually walk around without seeing people with selfie sticks in your face and get a feel for the real Roman life. Yet, it's literally less than a 5 minute walk to the Metro (Cornelia station) which can get you anywhere in the city in mere minutes. The hotel is really proud of their high ratings (sorry Yelp, but check out the "other sites" for more reviews) and it shows. The front desk employees speak English very well and saying their helpful is an understatement. Also, some of the best meals my friend and I had were the ones nearby (Cacio e Pepe, Joseph, and Gustosando). Not to mention that there is a grocery store (En Grande) that sells not only the stuff you forgot to pack but also wine for 1 euro. And if you're not a wine snob, then that'll do, pig. That'll do... The rooms are very small but extremely clean. Just keep in mind that the electricity goes out when you leave the room so remember not to put anything you want to stay cold in the mini fridge. Bed was comfy.

This has been my preferred hotel in Rome lately - have stayed here 4 times in the last 5 months…read more It's clean, modern and the location is good, with close proximity to all of the sights in the city, as well as the main train station (Roma Termini). Breakfast is included if you're a Hilton gold member or higher, and has a great selection of items. Some of the rooms include a terrace, which is a great feature when the weather is nice.

We spent three nights here before an Eastern Mediterranean cruise departing from Civitavecchia. We…read morearrived and departed via Roma Termini, just a few blocks away. That made the location extremely convenient. The hotel sits a short walk from Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore, where Pope Francis is buried. Some areas near the main train station are often described as unsafe by Italian standards. We did not experience that near the hotel. Tourists and locals were out late, and the neighborhood stayed active into the evening. Rome is compact and easy to navigate. Most major attractions felt reachable within about 20 minutes by taxi, bus, or rail. We tried to visit the Trevi Fountain at 10:00 pm to avoid crowds. That plan failed completely(see pic). It was packed. Locals eat later than in the U.S., and many parts of the city stay busy well into the night. Restaurants remain open late. A note for U.S. travelers. European hotel rooms run smaller for the price. Even using Hilton points, our room would have cost close to $700 per night USD and felt small. The hotel offers a pleasant rooftop bar and a spacious lobby with multiple seating areas. The buffet breakfast was a solid, comfortable way to start the day. It was included for us as Hilton Diamond members. I am unsure of the cash price. Overall, the location and amenities make this a smart pre-cruise choice, especially for travelers relying on rail connections.

I visited Rome this summer and stayed at A.Roma. My friend I vacationed with picked this hotel and…read moreI'm so glad she did. The staff was courteous. The rooms were clean and up to date. Breakfast was included. The premises are beautiful. They offer shuttle services that we were so grateful for. 5€ to city centre, 5€ back to the hotel, 15€ to the airport. It's simple to book. You just call the front desk and I suggest as soon as possible to ensure availability. If you're going to city centre, please book round trip. The first day, we made the assumption we could just get back on. The driver penciled us in because there was room. I wish I could include pics of our room but I accidentally deleted them. I'd recommend this hotel over and over.

Let's face it, European hoteliers mastered The art of luxury while the United States was still in…read moreits infancy. Hotel A. Roma on via Giorgio Zoega is a testament to that tradition among next generation hospitality service entrepreneurs. In fact, if not for the extraordinary 5-Star and Michelin hotels I have enjoyed over the years in Rome, Venice and Florence, A.Roma would have earned a 5th star from this reviewer. This hotel sits on a campus consisting of several buildings, all of which enjoy common amenities. For the spa lover, and I am certainly one, Hotel A.Roma has a wide variety of body treatments and massages at reasonable cost administered by very capable massage therapists and practitioners. The restaurant associated with these premises is excellent in its own right. The housekeeping staff are careful never to disturb anyone who is asleep, and the management seems to know when you and your guest have left the hotel for a walk or a trip to one of the many sites to be seen in Rome, and when you return, you will find your room has been expertly attended to. The critically important front desk staff are well-versed in transportation, cultural offerings throughout the city and surrounding cities, and are always very well mannered and very efficient. They go out of their way to offer to arrange tickets and taxis and just about anything you can think of. Had this hotel been just about anywhere in the United States, it would've earned a fifth star.

Our favorite hotel in Rome. Charming, perfectly located, friendly staff, absolutely nothing to…read morecomplain about and everything to love. We've stayed there three times in the last 9 years and will again.

This place and it's staff are amazing. This was my first trip to Rome and I was so excited to go…read morebut unfortunately my first morning I had a medical emergency and had to go to the hospital. The hotel called an ambulance which took me to the closest hospital and Armando from the staff walked to the hospital with my wife and daughter and accompanied them for over an hour helping to communicate with hospital personnel and didn't leave until he knew I was being cared for. After my hospital visit was over and we went back to the hotel the staff helped translate my order and prescriptions. They were so helpful with everything else. They gave us a very good walking map of Rome with highlighted routes, a list of restaurants that they recommended and we were not disappointed in any that we went to, they scheduled taxi pickups, had umbrellas for the rain a great breakfast with awesome cappuccino and lattes and a happy hour. The rooms are comfy and very clean, the shower water flow is unreal ( felt like I was standing under a water fall). The staff at this place and I mean every one of them made me feel so welcomed and went above and beyond to help us with our needs. If I ever make it back Rome this is the only place I want to stay!

This was maybe the worst hotel I've ever stayed in. The accommodations themselves are ok- bare…read morebones but about what you'd expect from a budget hotel in a busy highway area next to McDonald's. They charge 5 euro per person to use the pool? And you have to wait in line and get a ticket from a desk that isn't even on the same level as the pool. They won't give you a second room key even if you have more than one person booked for the room (some members of our group were told we could get a second key for another 5 euro but when I asked they told me I couldn't get one at all). I had to put a shoe in the door so I could get a coffee while my husband was still sleeping and not locked out, ridiculous. The staff was incredibly rude, felt very unwelcome.

I stayed here quite by accident. My wife was hospitalized down the road and I needed a room…read more Dinner could be busy as they don't open until 7. Breakfast was certainly European, but as a buffet not too bad. The front desk was amazing and willingly helped me as I don't speak the language. They all assisted me, but Asia went way beyond to make calls for me, speak on my behalf and make sure we had what we needed to get well enough to return to the USA.

Amazing place to visit and one my favorite places to see on my Italy trip. I was part of a guided…read moretour and was in a priority line; however, the jubilee was going on and still took a long time to get it. I love cathedrals and this did not disappoint. This place was magnificent and had amazing sculptures, architecture, relics and a dome. There are different levels of admission as the dome is available and and also the catacombs below. The cathedral alone is a must see. This also displays the Pieta sculpture by Michelangelo. Five stars!

We purchased a guided tour to St. Peter's Basilica along with a tour for the Vatican. We met our…read moregroup early in the morning and walked to St. Peter's Basilica along with a lot of other tours. Our tour guide was great and we were able to hear him speak with the headphones they gave us at the beginning of the tour. St. Peter's Basilica is gorgeous! So much history and detail to it. We were lucky to have visited it during the Jubilee year which only happens every 25 years. We were able to walk through the Holy Doors. It was very crowded because of the Jubilee year and in some parts of the tour it was difficult to walk because of the crowds. You can also see St. Peter's tomb and take pictures of it from outside of the glass that is protecting it. I think that even if you're not a religious person it's still worth visiting St. Peter's Basilica for its history.