Only a few blocks from Termini Roma, this short walk was a perfect home base. Its location gives…read moreeasy walking access to the Colosseum, Palatine Hill, Pantheon, Trevi Fountain and much more. Plenty of shopping, dining and coffee nearby. The room was clean and modern with a fully stocked, complimentary mini bar. Loved the bathroom, the bar upstairs and the breakfast buffet and coffee with Salvatore was a great start to each day. The downstairs spa was a bit small, but enjoyable nonetheless, with steam room, sauna, and simple hydrotherapy stations. All in all this was the best accommodations we had our entire 10 day trip throughout Italy. Will gladly stay here again! The staff, service, location, amenities and facility were all stellar!

I recently stayed at this hotel for a few days and it was amazing. The rooms were very large and…read morevery clean. Plenty of sheets and towels of high quality. Maid service excellent. The bathrooms were spacious and clean and had a lot of lighting and a bidet. Front desk was very helpful for me because I didn't have an extra travel adapter and they gave me one to borrow. The breakfast buffet was excellent and had many options. Would definitely recommend this hotel

The place was a little far from Rome center, you either have to walk to the bus stop and try to…read moreconnect or walk to the metro station and ride it in, either way it is about a 15 min walk to each of these places. The hotel is clean but i did find 2 small red mites, when i looked it up it says they don't bite. This is probably nicer then most hotels in rome center for this price.

Location - short walk from the train station and the metro. Close to many restaurants and…read moresightseeing areas like the Coliseum and Trevi Fountain Clean - entire hotel was very clean and spotless Breakfast - fresh, delicious, variety of foods. Beautiful dining area and the waitstaff was so friendly and professional Summary - fantastic hotel, I highly recommend it!

Delicious and so unexpected on our night out on a whim! The service was great, the salmon was…read moreperfectly cooked and they make a solid Olf Fashioned!

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.

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.

It won't be the cleanest or nicest place you stay, but I was traveling alone and felt totally safe…read morehere. Plus, they offer a free continental breakfast and Wi-Fi. The big downside for me was that the hot water didn't last long so showers were chilly. The restaurant next door was also surprisingly tasty - try it for a meal if you don't feel like venturing farther into the city.

The hotel is very shabby with odds and ends furniture. One person had a mattress on a box, not on…read morelegs. No space to put stuff in the bathroom. There were 40 of us and only the 5th floor had seemed to be refreshed. All rooms need complete painting to remove marks on all woodwork and drips on walls. Really crappy but for $67 it is good for kids. Also, 3 block walk to trains which take you to the Termini (central bus station), then 11 stops on a buss to get to heart of Rome. Look for a hotel closer in. Or go to VRBO.com and rent an apartment as I had done before.

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!

Good the free shuttle service from Ciampino airport.nice pool in the garden.breakfast was ok,very…read morehelpful staff

From the owner: 3 Star Hotel in Rome, near to Ciampino Airport and Metro Station Anagninaread more

I had the pleasure of staying at Villa Grazioli as our friends were getting married in Frascati and…read moreholding their dinner reception at the Villa. The history behind the little town is fascinating and the story behind the villa is even more captivating. Despite war and neglect, this villa has retained it's beauty with stunning frescoes and breathtaking views of Rome. Daily breakfast was included with our package and offered an array of fruits, nuts, pastries, eggs, bacon, and more. We had a couple of hiccups which included a non-functional power outlet as well as a burnt out light bulb. Although we reported the problems to the front desk and requested them to be fixed, they were not done during our 3 night stay. Be sure to make time to walk around the property, enjoy their pool, and visit the 2nd floor to see the beautiful frescoes. You won't be disappointed.

To say we stayed in a Villa was just another perk about visiting Rome. Located on top of a hill…read morethis villa has historical importance as it was one of the pasts bishops resting place with beautiful views of the city. The daily breakfast included in our package was delightful, offering fresh tomatoes, cheese, sliced salami, juices, variety of breeds, croissants, jellies, yogurts, eggs, bacon, Cappachino, coffee and tea. There was also fresh and dried fruit as well as cereals. My husbands favorite was the bathroom which included a bidet and standing shower. Plenty of parking was available. The only downfall was wifi was spotty throughout the hotel despite us asking for repair. This location is 40 minute drive to rome center, 30 minute train ride to metro termini in rome. They offer free shuttle to the frascati train station as well. We found it easier to drive to san giovani metro station and park off the road. Service was wonderful, except cleaning lady ignored our do not disturb sign.