4 Star Hotels in Rome, Italy

I was very satisfied with my recent stay. We arrived at Rome's main train station and walked a few hundred feet to get to the hotel. The staff was friendly. The room was spacious and clean. They also had a lovely rooftop restaurant too. I would definitely stay again.

The rooms are quite big and they have been remodeled with new bathroom fixtures.  Very nice amenities.  Roof top restaurant had a beautiful view of Rome.  Unfortunately, they did not have any 110v electrical converters.  Front desk service was very friendly.

My wife and I stayed at this hotel for 3 nights. The hotel is perfectly located in Termini neighborhood, 1 block away from the train and metro stations. This is important if you have decided to move around by metro. Rome has only 2 metro lines (A and B) and both are interconnected in Termini station, so you can go any direction from there. The hotel has a restaurant with regional meals. We didn't get in but it seemed to be a little expensive based on the menu. It also has a bar with lot of comfortable sofas. Room size was ok for European standards. The bed was not comfortable but not a big deal. We got a room with view to the street which is quite noisy but it is not a big problem with the double glass window. We had free internet in the room with good signal quality. The breakfast was free and very complete: fruits, cereals, coffee, tea, croissants, scrambled eggs, bacon, etc. The staff was friendly but most of them don't speak English even when they say they do. We had some issues with the electricity service in the room couple of times (one of those was at 4AM in the morning when the air conditioning stopped working) and it was really hard to communicate with the hotel staff to describe the issue because most of them didn't speak English.

Room is clean, small though (not an issue for me since all i cared for is clean bathroom and bed). Love it that it has hardwood floor. white bedsheets are a plus! Breakfast was decent. Staff are very helpful and friendly. Only complaint is that it wasn't cheap for the three nights we stayed.

Nice hotel; just far enough away from the hubbub that you have breathing room and feel local. Good restaurant choices within walking distance, as is river/bridge for exploring other bank. Surprise came when Sunday flea market was being set up across the street; we had to leave, but we could see from balcony and driving by that it was huge and we were sorry to have missed it. Shower in room looked like a space module and took a little sorting out, but was ultimately good. Although I wouldn't call it a luxury hotel, it's a solid, comfortable place and I'd definitely stay again.