4 Star Hotels in Rome, Italy

Convenient to the airport. Clean barebones hotel. Friendly staff, though one misled us on the cheapest way to get to the Vatican and had us take a taxi that charged 70 euros after Ellington us it was a flat rate of 50. Take the shuttle back o the airport and use the bus or the train to get to where u need to go.

Close to airport via shuttle (but farther away than the Hilton), free shuttle, staff speaks english, friendly and helpful service, free wifi, delicious food at the restaurant, and the most wonderfully comfortable bed & clearn room/shower (new). I liked the art on the walls too. They are a little pricey for a single room & there did not seem to have a pool and they do not have a shuttle to the city of Rome as some other hotels do but that was ok for me on this trip. This hotel was perfect for the rest I dearly needed ahead of travel in a very comfortable room with free wifi. It took the edge off my travel fatigue and I rested soundly and comfortably. I didn't have to get too early to catch my flight either.

The hotel staff took us to the airport at 4 a.m. the day we were flying out even though they normally do not take guests to the "local" airport -

Decent hotel near Rome airport. Undergoing a addition, but wasn't a lot of noise. Beds just O.K. otherwise room was fine for one night. Staff were friendly and the food was very good and the pricing was not crazy

This hotel was a great value for my new husband and me on our honeymoon to Italy. It was up-to-date, clean, and and comfortable (especially for Europe). For example, they were the only hotel on our trip that had an ice machine on our floor. We had no problems walking everywhere from this hotel, but we are both young citydweller that are used to walking a lot. The main subway stop is just two blocks away and most tourist sites are very convenient to it. Actually, we found the neighborhood really conveinant. We found ended up using several restaurants, gelateria, tabacchis, souvenier shops, and ATMs all within a block or so of the hotel. Finally, the hotel let us check in extremely early (at 8 am), which was so great after a red eye flight the day after our wedding. In terms of criticisms, the breakfast isn't great and got old by the end of the five days that we stayed. Also, we booked one tour with Appian Line Tours on the concierge's recommendation, and the tour was AWFUL. We booked other tours through a company called Dark Rome, and they were so vastly superior to Appian Line Tours I can't even begin to express it. Its not really the hotel's fault, but you would think they would be more careful with their recommendations. Finally, the free wifi only in the lobby thing was a bit annoying, but really if you are on vacation how much computer access do you really want?

It was quiet, and there was free internet in the library when we stayed. I don't know if that is generally the policy, but it was free when we were there. We didn't see any restaurants close by, so you are pretty much relegated to the over-priced bar and restaurant. Quiet rooms though, although the television channels left something to be desired on the English front. Seemed a bit over-priced.