Hotel Family-friendly Rome

The hotel is very luxuriously decorated and the rooms are large in size. We also have a welcome wine. Good location, opposite the US Consulate, not far from the Vatican. The service is warm and thoughtful. The service is very good, the quality of the toiletries is high, the heating is too strong and it seems that it cannot be adjusted. Don't expect to have a domestic five-star big and luxurious in a five-star room in the heart of Europe. The location of the hotel is relatively high, both luxury hotels and embassy banks

Overall Impression: While the campsite and facilities were commendable, the restaurant experience left much to be desired. Positives: Cleanliness and Comfort: The campsite and units were well-maintained and comfortable. Adequate Pool: The pool, though small, served its purpose for cooling down. Negatives: Restaurant Service: The restaurant staff seemed indifferent, lacking basic hospitality such as a smile. Pricing: The food was considered overpriced for the quality and service provided. Unconventional Serving Style: The practice of serving starters and side dishes together, followed by a main dish without a side dish, was confusing and potentially inconvenient. Recommendations: * Improve Restaurant Service: Consider training staff on hospitality and customer service skills. * Review Pricing: Evaluate the pricing of food items to ensure they align with the quality and value offered. * Clarify Serving Style: Provide clear information about the restaurant's serving style to avoid confusion among guests. Conclusion: While the campsite itself was enjoyable, the restaurant experience was disappointing. Future visitors might want to consider dining off-site or be prepared for a less-than-ideal dining experience.

European five-star hotels all exude an old-money style, with a long history and exquisite murals and sculptures. The service is OK, but the outdoor swimming pool is not open in winter, and the indoor swimming pool is charged separately, which is not cost-effective.

It was a wonderful stay in the village. Beautiful and peaceful views and surroundings with the nature. Lots of facilities, pools and playgrounds to enjoy with kids and family. However, it is little far from the city area, not in walking distance.

The hotel is very close to the Vatican. It is not far from the main attractions in Rome. The environment around the hotel is also very quiet, with many small supermarkets and restaurants. I recommend staying in a balcony room, where you can directly see the dome of St. Paul's Basilica. The air conditioning in the room is difficult to adjust, I don't know if it is an exception or the same for everyone.

The hotel location is very good, very close to the central station, taxi normally within five euros, but too close to the driver to make a detour to make money, Italy, understandably, we were detoured ten euros. The hotel is very beautiful, very good stay experience, comfortable, elegant, breakfast and dinner are great, wine is also very good, highly recommended!

We were booked for room with city view, but room with walk in shower had court yard view. When you shower, the water goes from hot to cold to hot. If you press the toilet too hard, water keeps running. Bed is very big & comfortable. First day, went to breakfast at 7 am, there were selections available. Second day, went to breakfast at 9 am, not much selections left.

Lovely hotel located in a villa near the Vatican. Top service, facilities and food. We had an amazing honeymoon. Totally recommended!

A very convenient place to stay when visiting the city with family. Placed in a spot with easy public access and sufficient facilities. Inspite of tge language barriers, Staff were ok and friendly when approached. The breakfast served was good when you are on a holiday with a tight schedule.

The breakfast is very good and rich in variety, with comb honey available. The hotel is in an excellent location. There are many famous shops on the street. It's about 5 minutes' walk from the Spanish Steps. You can see the monument of People's Square on the balcony.