Hotel The Building offers air-conditioned and elegant rooms and suites in Rome, overlooking the Aurelian Walls and a 5-minute walk from Castro Pretorio Metro Station.
Hotel La Pergola offers guest rooms with free Wi-Fi access, satellite TV, and air conditioning. Located in a quiet residential area of Rome, it is well linked to Termini Station.
Hotel Porta Pia takes its name from the gate in the ancient Roman wall, just a few steps away. It offers modern accommodation and great service from its multilingual staff. Wi-Fi is free throughout.
Aneta
Ireland
Lovely hospitality, close to all nice
restaurants and public transport.
Located in Rome, 1.2 km from Sapienza University of Rome and right opposite Castro Pretorio metro station, Hotel St Martin by OMNIA hotels offers a restaurant, a bar and modern-style rooms.
Situated 3.8 km from Via Nomentana, Urban Garden Hotel offers 3-star accommodation in Rome. With a shared lounge and a sun terrace, the property also features a bar and a garden.
Sitwat
Italy
Room was comfortable. Everything was OK. Kids can also enjoy in hotel...
Halal food was not there. Location was little bit difficult to find..
Discover a quieter, residential part of Rome at Grand Hotel Fleming by OMNIA hotels.
Anna
Italy
Very clean, modern and quiet. Attractive public rooms, all very well designed. I was amazed how quiet it was in the middle of apartment blocks and a market. Right by a taxi rank helped. Staff wer3 very efficient.
Set in Rome's elegant Parioli district, Aldrovandi Residence offers a free pool and spacious accommodation with a kitchen or kitchenette.
JoubertG
United Kingdom
Pre arrival contact was good and clear and the hotel sorted out airport transfer which was more economical than online. All went well there.
Staff very friendly and professional. Room was spacious suite and good facilities. Breakfast lovely in a nice setting. Used the pool once. Was a quiet and very nice neighbourhood, but at a cost- see below.
Taxis good and all metered for travel around
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