I 'splurged' on a stay at this villa after our back-to-back Airbnb experiences. I have to say, we…read morewere pleasantly surprised with it! Admittedly, I was a bit worried given the mixed reviews but we arrived in Frascati, phoned the villa and they were at the train station to collect us within 10 minutes. Our room was phenomenal, on the fourth floor, with sweeping views of the entire valley and on both days we were there we could see the Mediterranean (wow!). I spent a lot of time just gazing out the window! We spent some time sunning on the lawn by the 'pool' (very small and frigid in September) but enjoyed lawn bottle service of local Prosecco with simple snacks complimentary with the bottle. The interior and exterior of the building itself are meticulously maintained but the grounds are a little plain. No biggie, just notable. We chose to dine at the in-house restaurant that evening to relax and save ourselves a walk into town. The food was okay but nothing spectacular and the service was harried because they had more guests than they expected. Again, we had local wine which was the highlight (along with the fabulous dessert). The breakfast in the morning is quite nice. Simple but very diverse and yummy. All in all, we felt this place was a good value ($80 rooms was what we booked) for the 'special' factor that it had.

Beautiful hotel at the hillside with stunning views overlooking Rome. The public rooms are nicely…read moredecorated and the walls in the corridors beautifully painted. The rooms, however, are functional and without frills. The people at the reception and the waiters are very friendly and accommodating. The food served at the restaurant is not spectacular, but ok. There was no wine list available. Television was only available in italian. The breakfast buffet is stunningly decorated, but looks at the second glance rather standard. The hotel is located quite a distance away from the city centre. It is therefore a good place to stay if you travel by car, otherwise be prepared to spend some money on taxis. In summary, this is a stunning place at the first glance with some flaws when it comes to the details. I would, however, recommend a stay since the building itself and the views are really impressive.

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

Hotel San Angelo is nothing short of beautiful and magnificent. It was converted into a hotel from…read morea castle and monastery over 50 years ago and was renovated in 1994. The hotel has 35 good sized rooms with minibars and wifi throughout. Not only do the comfortable rooms, marble floors, and delicious food and incredible staff make this hotel beautiful, but so do the views. Literally you can see all of Tivoli and beyond from the hotel perched on a winding hill. Because you can see so far and wide it is a little bit of a steep walk back up from town, but it is so worth it as this place is amazing. I definitely recommend staying here for a night or longer to enjoy the views, the lovely town, and the sights. The staff are happy to help guide you and also provide you with some of the best Italian food for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. There is a bar that has a good selection of items that the staff can provide. But, also dinner includes wine and of course coffee! I will be back!

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.

This is a beautiful boutique hotel. This hotel has breakfast for the guess as well as…read moretransportation for the guess who need transportation to the port for their cruise. There is a gym. We had a large junior suite. This junior suite accommodated, five adults. Johnny provided a map of the area with shopping, food, train and port. Our stay was only for two nights. This hotel is walkable to the shopping, food and port. The room has a small sink and refrigerator. Johnny was my translator. He was extremely helpful. The price is very modest.

My wife and I had the best dinner of our 3 week trip to Europe at this restaurant. Everything was…read moredelicious and first class! The homemade bread, the Scallops, the homemade Ravioli, the Ahi lightly cooked and the Sea Bass were all superb! If you want a taste treat take my advice and try this place. I highly recommend this restaurant!

Nice place to stay prior to our cruise. We came in a couple days early, showed up at 11:00 AM and…read morestaff were there. They informed us that our room was ready early so we could crash from a long flight from Vegas, Ft Lauderdale, New York, to Rome. We went to bed and didn't get up till the next morning. Jet lag sucks, lol. We went to Pizzeria del Getto. Post review for them too. Would recommend and use again. When you come, pay in cash if possible. They prefer it.

My boyfriend and I enjoyed our stay here at Villa Susanna, a cute B&B located in Civitavecchia. We…read morestayed one night before our 7 day Mediterranean Cruise with Royal Caribbean. Found this spot on Trip Advisor and would like to share it with my fellow Yelpers. We were looking for our hotel which was walking distance from the train station but had a hard time finding it due to lack of street signs. Don't try finding this place at night unless you know where you're going. My boyfriend and I walked around for quite a bit with no luck so we walked back to the train station and were able to get a cab to take us there. Again, it's hard to find at night so cab it instead. Our room was cozy and we were able to sleep well. There was no blow dryer, so make sure to bring your own and an adapter. Unfortunately, I blew out my hair straightener which left me without one for about 3 weeks while traveling throughout Europe (but that's a different story) ha! Just make sure your straightener has dual voltage and you'll be fine. Make sure to have Euros. When we paid, the preferred method of payment was in cash. The owner Rosanna was very sweet and asked how our stay was. Very hospitable. She even offered us something to eat before we headed out. We had to leave to catch our ship, but thanked her for her hospitality.

We have stayed here 4 years ago and wanted to come back because it is clean and serves breakfast…read morewith your stay. Because we are Americans, this hotel gives us a little bit of home comforts that we don't always find like soft sheets, fluffy pillows, plenty of outlets and a coffee maker in your room.

This place rocks! First off its a new Hotel, however the…read morestaff are great. The young woman at the front desk who speaks english deserves a raise!! This hotel is a bit from the sites in Rome! She will call you a cab, however Uber back! The taxis will try to gouge you on the way back! Uber is your new friend in Rome. Room is nice, not huge, but again everything is new and very clean. I hope someday to return.