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

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.

Perched at the top of a small street in a super residential part of the city, this hotel has the…read moreadvantage of providing a great deal of calm and quiet in an ordinarily loud and bustling city. The hotel looks much like the other buildings in the area, large homes in pastel colors that have an air of faded glamor. The entrance is pretty well done and there are two lovely terraces where you can sip your Spritz listening to the birds chirp while surfing the web on the free Wifi connection. The rooms are less charming, but are functional and spacious. I would have preferred a less springy bed and a full-length mirror, but all in all it was a really convenient, tranquil stay in a super authentic part of town. I didn't take the bus into the center since I was being escorted around by a local (thanks Valeria I) but I hear that it's pretty conveniently located.

I remember my stay here like it was yesterday. I had the pleasure of staying at this hotel for 10…read moredays in the spring of 2010. The staff was so wonderful to us. I even called a few times from the states to them to ensure we had service from the airport and just general questions. They were more then happy to assist with all of our questions and make sure we had transportation arranged. We arrived on a saturday afternoon and were greeted with a smile and a warm welcome. We were promplty filled in on what was happening the next day and that we may want to avoid the city. The Rome marathon was the next day. We were impressed with the size of the room and bathroom. It was quite large and nicely furnished with a king size bed, large desk and dresser area some nice wing back chairs and plenty of light from a large window . Down stairs in the basement was the breakfast room, which every morning was filled with all sorts of interesting people and quiet an extensive breakfast. This was included in our room rate. A nice spread of fresh juices, cereals, coffee, tea, pasteries and of course Ham and Cheese. We were very close to many things and got to see normal life in Italy rather then everything touristy. It's about a 15 min bus ride to downtown Rome, but in such a nice area itself. It is situated up on a hill so to get to all the things around it, you take a rather large flight of stairs. The front desk staff was also very helpful when asked about things for day trips and what bus to take and other things we had no idea where to even begin to figure out. If I ever return as I hope to, I will certainly make it a point to stay here again.

From the owner: The Hotel Aniene is in Viale Tirreno, in the northeast of Rome, in the quiet residential area of…read moreMontesacro, close to the beautiful Villa Torlonia, near major highways and well connected to Termini station and to the city center thanks to the nearby Metro B1 Conca d'Oro. Ease of parking allows you to reach by private car or using car sharing by car2go, Enjoy and Share'ngo. The hotel has 34 rooms all with private bathrooms, some with balconies, and with all the comforts of home whether you are traveling for business or tourism and every morning you can enjoy a rich breakfast buffet. The Hotel Aniene is fully air conditioned and has the 24-hour reception with multilingual staff service, fax service and safe deposit boxes. The hotel also has many accessories, luggage storage, café bar, photocopy center, organization and booking of tours, guided tours and events. We have agreements with major transfer services to and from airports.

Ugh, such a miserable experience here that I don't know where to begin. First, it is so far from…read moreRome's center that you might as well be staying in Cleveland. Secondly, I brought a group of students to this hotel, and La Pergola cut a deal with our travel company so that the kids were crammed five to a room, which is a violation of the travel company's policy. However, the worst part about outstay was the attitude of General Manager/Desk Clerk. We arrived at 7:30 P.M.to be greeted with this gentleman screaming at the whole group: "We have already had several calls, complaining that you are too loud! You must be quiet by 10:30 P.M." Now, you might ask how I know that he was lying about the complaints,and the only one who was being disturbed was Mr. Rude himself. So let's break it down: 1) it was 7:30 P.M. and most people were still out and about in Rome. 2) 75% of the hotel's occupants were other student groups, and student groups are unlikely to complain about noise at such an early hour. 3) We had only been there 10 minutes when the manager started screaming at us, so any complaint had to be about noise coming from the lobby. The design of the hotel is such that the majority of the rooms are far from the lobby. Thus, I doubt anyone heard anything. This noise mandate also carried over to the World Cup. Our group was watching the World Cup at 10:45 P.M., and of course, our group was pretty excited, but Mr. Rude was back at it with his silence mandate. ... I felt like saying, "Dude, it is the World Cup!!! Aren't Italians supposed to soccer fanatics? Oh, maybe you're not Italian." As for the quality of the rooms, they were ok, but several only had one outlet that worked. In an age were vacationers need to charge their phone, camera, and other electronics, this archaic setup is impossible. Moreover, when you consider that each room had 4-5 students sharing one outlet, well, get the picture. All in all, our stay at Pergola was one of the worst; however, with just a little bit of civility from the manager, we may have been able to overlook some of Pergola's shortcomings.

Pleasant staff but Wi-Fi didn't work at all. The breakfast was kind of expensive but still didn't…read morehave a lot of choice. The breakfast was only sweet food they didn't have anything salty. The rooms were nice but really dusty. They were also a little bit cold at night because of bad isolation.

I loved staying here. Located close to many of the attractions in Rome and not far from others. The…read morestaff were all very friendly and helpful. The breakfast was amazing. Lots of great choices. There is a bar on the main floor and a rooftop bar. It has beautiful views of the city and is very relaxing. I would definitely stay here again when I come to Rome.

A great center of the city hotel! The rooms were very comfortable and the staff were amazing and…read morevery helpful. The hotel is surrounded by amazing restaurants and most of the attractions are less than 1/2 hour walk.

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!