Excellent massage, friendly staff if I'm ever in Rome again, I would definitely go back!read more

This spot was right by the hotel we were staying at and looked quite fancy from the outside. The…read moreservice was on point and masseuse was good. We got a couple's massage in one of the back rooms and they had even put candles to give a nice vibe. There were some mosquitos so I brought some bug spray with me to keep them away while I was getting massage and was able to avoid getting bit. Price was very reasonable and I wanted to go back again but did not have enough time. Make sure to stop by and reserve your massage earlier in the morning or the day prior.

We went to El Spa because my husband hurt his back while we were traveling. He had a great massage…read moreand told me the spa was very nice. So the next time he went, I went too. We scheduled the hydrospa (salt water pools) with massages to follow. The spa is well maintained and very large (for the area). The ambiance is serene and the therapists are very skilled. This was one of the best massages that I have gotten. I look forward to visiting again when I am in Rome.

My husband surprised me with this on our last day in Rome, it was well worth the risk on his part!…read moreWe did the hammam and had a massage. They were both amazing! This was my first time experiencing hammam and I loved the way my skin felt after. I highly recommended taking the time to visit this wonderful place!

I booked a visit at the Aquamadre Hammam for the women's only night during my trip to Rome. While…read moreI was planning the trip, I knew that I would need some relaxation and pampering after a long transatlantic flight and many days of trekking throughout the amazing city that is Rome. Located in the Jewish ghetto part of the city, the hammam is beautiful and totally charming. The staff were kind and professional, and there is always someone to help guide you through the process. You start by changing out of your clothes in the dressing room, and you can either go totally nude or wear some version of a bathing suit - there were women who did both, so just choose your preference. From there, you are led down to the grottos beneath the main building into a beautifully candle lit space. They will hand you a small bowl of soap and ask you to clean your body, and they will pour warm water over you which is so relaxing. From there, you will alternate between the heated steam room and back into the main room which is warm, but less heated. I highly recommend dousing yourself in cold water while you are in the steam room, its very relaxing for the nerves. Once you have had your fill of that, they will lead you to another marble slab where you lay down and they will scrub your body from head to toe - I never felt more clean! Afterwards, you will retreat to a cool pool of water and relax there. If you did not book a treatment, you would then go back upstairs in their lounge room where fresh tea will be waiting for you. I proceeded to have the lavender honey facial done, which was lovely but frankly could have skipped it just because I was already so blissed out from the hammam experience. It did moisturize my weary skin though, which was going bonkers from travel. If you have time afterwards, I would highly recommend going to eat at one of the many kosher restaurants in the area - get the fried artichoke if it is in season! All in all, a wonderful experience and I would definitely do it again if I were in Rome. Budget at least 2 hours for the process from start to finish.

Paid for an hour and got 40 minutes max of a very weak massage. Feel more anxious and stressed than…read morewhen I arrived

Good quality hotel, wish there were more options for breakfast that was the only downside, service…read moreand spa was nice. They charge you for using the gym though which I thought was ridiculous.

I stayed here with my tour group and really liked that it was within walking distance to the…read moreColosseum. It was also around the corner from a nice restaurant called OperArt. My roommate and I walked up and down those hive shaped stairs more times than I can remember. The elevator always seemed to be full, so the stairs seemed like a better option. The stairs were actually very nice with large windows. It was a bit disappointing to not have an iron or steamer in the room. I asked about an iron at the front desk and they said they could let me know when an iron was available and bring it to my room. I decided to skip it and not worry about a few wrinkles in my clothes. The bed was very comfortable, and my roommate and I were very happy with the cleanliness of the room. The breakfast was great with many different hot and cold food and drink options. I would definitely stay here next time I come to Rome!

I loved my experience here! I booked this towards the end of my two week trip and it was a perfect…read moreway to relax. I did the full Hammam route and the ladies here made me feel so comfortable and guided me through my massage. You are nude but are given disposable underwear but during the Hammam route they make sure you don't see other guests unless you're in the same party! I think it's worth the trip outside of the main neighborhoods of Rome and get taken care of!

This was an amazing spa experience. The staff at the spa were wonderful. For those who do not speak…read moreItalian several staff members were available to assist in English. Be warned it is in a residential area of Rome, be prepared it's not glitzy or special on the outside. However in the inside it is a beautiful and tranquil spa.

This place is amazing I love my nails they are so friendly I truly recommend this placeread more

I'm visiting from out of town (USA) and walked into this nail salon hoping to get a quick manicure…read morebefore my friend's wedding. The salon was nearly empty -- only two clients were being serviced -- so I asked if they could fit me in. The man at the front desk simply said, "No, not today." I asked when the next available appointment was, and he responded with, "Hmm... next week." When I asked if he could recommend any other nearby salons, he just said, "No, sorry." Interesting enough when I got home I looked online it shows they had nail appts later in the day... very disappointing he said next available wasn't until next week. The interaction felt dismissive and unhelpful, especially when I was polite and clearly just trying to find somewhere to get my nails done for a special occasion. As a visitor, it was a very disappointing experience -- not just because they couldn't take me, but because of how little effort was made to assist or show basic courtesy. For other travelers looking for good interaction on their holiday, skip this place.

Living in Belgium has made me appreciate other places people find expensive - trust me, this spa is…read morewell worth it. The surroundings and facilities are pleasant and clean; the staff is friendly, attentive and helpful and of course, the massage was great! I gave only 4 stars because there was a bit of noise owing to the poorly soundproofed (or really noisy ppl) treatment room. From the welcome to the lovely smelling bath products, I highly recommend!

Pure perfection. Rather than reiterate what's been said in the previous review, I will just say…read morethat this converted nobile family home is akin to staying at a private mansion. You enter by ringing the bell and the door is answered like it would be if you were a guest at someone's home. There is a wonderful bar with snacks in one of the living areas which is complimentary at all times. It is just one of the many touches that sets this place apart from the typical hotel. The location is also spectacular-it is on a hill right next to the Presidential Palace so lovely and very safe at all times. If you're looking for a very special place to stay, and are not interested in a large luxury hotel experience, Villa Spalletti is your place. It offers all that a luxury commercialized property does with none of the fanfare and crowds. It is incredibly special. We wouldn't stay anywhere else in Rome!

My family stayed here for vacation in time. This is hands down the best place in Rome. The head of…read morestaff, Marco, was the man! He made himself available to our every need, and really made th experience. A true gentleman that made us feel like family. So much so that he made sure new staff that hadn't met us knew who we were by first name. Not necessary, but damn if it wasn't a nice touch. Thank you for a wonderful experience, Marco!

Loving our stay here ! First night was so elegant the fountains are awesome and tranquil. Dinner…read morewas great will update this review after our second day including the spa

Tips: 1. Bring an extra towel to keep in your locker because…read morethey only give you one and you're going to be lugging it around the whole day using it in the sauna, after the pool, etc. I ended up using my bath robe as my final shower towel bc the actual towel was gross after a whole day of use. 2. Eat before you go. The lunch is 35 euros per person and it's a basic salad bar buffet. And forget about trying to eat your moneys worth. Being overly full at the pool is not a good look or feeling. 3. Get a massage! Alessandro and Vanessa were amazing! If this place gave more than one towel and the food was better I'd give it 5 stars.

I wish I could take this nail salon back to the United States with me! I truly have never gotten a…read morebetter manicure. I went on a Sunday and did not make an appointment however she was able to fit me in a few hours later. Unfortunately I speak very little Italian but the nail artist spoke perfect English so it was very easy to convey what I wanted. I got a gel fill and while the process took a little longer than we're used to in the US (1.5 hrs) she took such care, effort, and precision with her work. I paid €60. I would recommend this place to anyone! I would say to call ahead and make an appointment so you're not waiting around!

This place is great! Had gel manicure and pedicure while on vacation in Rome. They were flexible…read morewith appointment time and did a great job. Better than my nail salon at home. Prices were comparable to what I pay in the US.