Hotel Indigo Rome - ST. George Reviews

The room size was good, modern design & beautifully decorated. The staff were very helpful. The breakfast was good.

The hotel room is not big but very clean. Picture 2 is the view from the window in the room. The location is good, about 8 minutes walk to Castel Sant'Angelo. The hotel can provide paid airport shuttle service. The front desk can help to call a taxi. The service is very good. Breakfast is divided into cold dishes and a la carte hot dishes, with high cost performance, and their coffee is good. Picture 1 is the mini bar that the hotel delivers every day👍

The location is moderate, it only takes about 20 minutes to walk to the St. Peter's Museum. It also takes about the same amount of time to walk to the Trevi Fountain. Both places are within walking distance. However, there are not as many restaurants as in Piazza di Spagna. However, the environment is very quiet and not noisy. The windows can be opened for ventilation. Although the room is small, the drinks in the minibar are free to eat.

I originally lived in Campo de' Fiori and moved here temporarily. Rome is expensive and crowded. It is really not easy to book a satisfactory hotel in Rome. Plus it is the peak season, so it is really difficult to choose. Now let’s evaluate this George Indigo: 1. Location: The hotel is still in the historical center, and this location is quite convenient; 2. Room: Don’t expect a big room in Rome (except if you are rich and willful). This room is already big, the bed is big enough, and the mattress is comfortable; 3. Breakfast: Breakfast is average. But it seems that breakfast in Italy is like this. There are not many varieties. There are only a few of everything that should be available, such as bread, eggs, ham, sausage, and yogurt. It can't be compared with domestically. Can eat enough. 4. Service: The service is warm and professional. major. Overall: Overall it’s pretty good. This time we stayed in Italy for 20 days, and we also stayed in Rome for 6 or 7 days. We also stayed in a 16th-century local old hotel, a B&B apartment, and a resort hotel, which is a major international brand group. Chain hotels are relatively stable, there are no big surprises, but there won’t be too many mistakes (in B&Bs, there are always surprises or shocks) It should be included in my choice when I go to Rome in the future.

The location is very good and it is very convenient to go to many attractions. The service is absolutely top notch, especially the front desk and bell staff.

It's hard to feel like a hotel on the roadside, but the room is pretty good. Although it's very small, it's fully equipped and clean. The sofa bed can help make the bed. The only problem is that when placing an order, it must be consistent with the number of people staying. Otherwise, if the number of people is not correct during check-in, an additional fee of 30 euros per person will be charged, including children. It's not far from major attractions and can be reached on foot.

Let’s experience the charm of ancient Rome together! I would like to recommend Hotel Indigo as my last stop in Italy. I am very satisfied and worthy of praise. The transportation is convenient, the location is excellent, and there are many restaurants nearby... but it is not a good idea that they do not give free upgrades.

The upgraded room type is pretty good and the location is better. It is within walking distance to the Spanish Steps and the Trevi Fountain, and St. Peter's Basilica is also very close.

The hotel is nice and meets all our requirements. Recommended

Facilities: 4 Sanitation: 5 Environment: half Service: 4

Good location, clean room

Not bad, very OK

Nice and comfort zone, not far from the center of Rome (just walking). Room a little birt small to be a 5 star

Fantastic location, very comfortable room and, what we particularly appreciated, really friendly and helpful service from all of the staff. Would recommend.