Rome Municipio II – Parioli/Nomentano Hotels

We are here just now on the last day of a weeks stay and this is a wonderful hotel. Everything is super clean , fresh towels and bedding daily with a fridge and kettle in room which can be quite rare. Very close to the Termini station and perhaps some areas surrounding aren’t the most density at night but feel perfectly safe here. Breakfast included which includes eggs, meat, cereal, fruit, pastries, cake ( yes for breakfast) , juice and the best coffee . It’s replenished often and there is a great selection. The room is big enough, not huge but has everything you need, with a good size bathroom. There is only one lift between 3 floors , the only stairs are emergency exit stairs so you may need to wait a bit for the lift but it’s not too bad. If I could ask for anything it would be two minor things; a small lounge area for relaxing and at the bar ( which is 24hr manned by receptionist), either wine by the glass or smaller bottles as you can only by wine by the bottle. Overall would definitely recommend and again special thanks to the 3rd floor housekeeping lady who is so lovely and does a fantastic job. She is a gem.

The hotel is located in a strategic location, just a few steps from the entrance of the metro, just next to a supermarket and a variety of bars and restaurants. The hotel is very friendly and professionally staffed. The room was very comfortable and was very comfortable. Prices in the standard considered location and services near the hotel. Recommended if for a short period (2/3 nights), otherwise even if you are alone like me, it is better to take a higher-class room, Because otherwise it tends to become a distressing single standard room.

I slept the best in Italy, and I'd like to book it again next time I go to Rome. The room is not big, but the layout is clean, tidy, warm and comfortable, relaxing. Sound insulation is well handled. The bed and pillows are very comfortable. The whole hotel is designed to be fresh and pleasing and looks very new. The front desk service is also very professional.

We recently stayed for two nights at this lovely, air conditioned hotel situated right across the road from the Tirburtina train station. (From this station, you can purchase last minute train tickets to the Fiumicino Airport - very efficient and economical transport.) Our room at Adesso was small but extremely clean and nicely decorated. The bed and bed linens were wonderful. The full bathroom included a wonderful shower head (with excellent water pressure), a full bathtub and bidet. The in-house restaurant was very nicely appointed and convenient - especially if you're just too tired to venture out! We chose to include the breakfast option during our stay. We were pleasantly surprised by the plentiful help yourself breakfast, including eggs, various meats, cheeses, baked goods, cereals, yogurt, fruit and salads - with an excellent variety of coffees. While lunch and dinner offerings were limited, they were tasteful. The menu included a hot pasta of the day, a few salads, and cold platters to share (or not). The staff were all genuinely friendly, courteous and very professional. We really enjoyed speaking to the reception, restaurant and bar staff. Sincere thanks to all!

I went on a rugby weekend to see the six.nations competition Italy v Ireland. The staff made me welcome upon my arrival and advised me on certain security issues when visiting the top landmarks in Rome to make my experience less intimidating which i appreciated enormously since was on this occasion travelling alone. I even requested and took on the recommendation of the staff member for a good local hair stylist. he he There are plenty of good bakeries and small bars and restaurants in the neighborhood making this an ideal location in comfortable surroundings. Tip outside the hotel a short minute walk, is a direct bus line to the Vatican. Allin.all great and knowledgeable staff and very helpful. Room was good and a speedy elevator my floor. breakfast was sufficient with plenty of fruit and choice, Do get the Roma 72 pass i used the public transport quite often.

The location is relatively general, the lobby is similar to Hanting, and the room is similar to seven days. Hotel breakfast was ok. It's not that inconvenient to get to the city center and walk a few hundred meters with a subway.

The 24 hours reception is very kind en helpful. The rooms are clean and the balcony is very cute! The building looks a bit old but it totally fits in Rome. We stayed for 12 nights. There is an elevator available, but not for the first steps. It is a bit far (30 min walk) from the train station, but you can also take the bus or the electric scooters.

Nice family friendly hotel set in a residential area. Rooms are clean, comfortable and quiet. Very rich breakfast buffet offering also hot drinks such as fresh coffee and cappuccino made to order. Good food at very reasonable prices is served for lunch and dinner in the hotel restaurant, both indoors and in the private garden. Very friendly staff throughout. No hesitation in recommending this hotel for visiting Rome.

When we arrived at the hotel the outside temperature was 26 degrees and our room, which was south facing, was very warm. I couldn’t get the air con to work so I popped downstairs to speak with the receptionist. She curtly stated that the manager had decided to switch the air con off. He was due in the following morning and she would ask him to switch it back on. In the meantime we were moved to another room that still had no air con but, hadn’t been facing the sun all day - still too warm but we had no choice. That evening I asked if we could have a drink in the hotel bar. We located ourselves on one of the settees and waited for the barman to appear. He didn’t. We subsequently discovered that he had actually been in the bar all along - it was just that he was permanently on FaceTime and his PC and we had assumed that he was a guest of the hotel. Not once did he look up from his devices to take breath let alone serve hotel guests. On the second morning I saw the hotel manager at reception and asked him when he was going to turn the air con on as it was set to be 26 degrees again that day. He said that he wasn’t going to. When I then said that we had purposely booked a hotel with air con he just shrugged. I asked him if he intended to update the hotel’s website to confirm that air con was not available and he simply said no. On the final morning my wife slipped in the shower and cut her head. I asked reception for the first aid box and took it to my room as, luckily, my daughter is a junior doctor. All of the medical supplies in the first aid box were out of date - some in fact dating back to 2008. Upon returning the box to reception my daughter suggested that they review and renew its contents. Overall a really disappointing experience. Rome is a fantastic city unfortunately, Albani Roma is far from being a fantastic hotel…

Very clean, there is a Carrefour supermarket downstairs, very quiet at night, the surrounding small restaurants are cheap and authentic, all locals go. It's 910 from the train station, not far from the Vatican. The breakfast was very good, there was a terrace and the National Day rehearsal, that is, no change, but the European breakfast is normal. The room has a refrigerator, four apples on ice, and three left in a day, it's cute.