Romantic Hotels in Lazio, Italy

The family suite was quite spacious, more than enough for three people. However, the only mirror was in the bathroom; there were absolutely no mirrors in the living room or bedroom, which was very inconvenient. The front desk staff were a mixed bag; some were very slow to respond and seemed to struggle with even simple requests or processing bookings, which led to significant delays. However, one slim, middle-aged male staff member was excellent – he was very sharp, recommended a restaurant, and even helped us call a taxi. The hotel is located near the train station, making subway access quite convenient. However, we witnessed some fights on the street at night, making it feel unsafe to go out after 10 PM. There's a restaurant near the hotel called Kuanzhai Xiangzi. Their Sichuan cuisine is very authentic, the beef noodles are incredibly delicious, and their stir-fried dishes are also tasty.

Hotel is a little old but clean. The location is excellent. Close to roma termini train station and metro. Quite a number of eateries nearby. The hotel provides water dispenser within its property, since it does not provide bottled water. Very environmental friendly.

Luggage storage service is provided. It is very comfortable and clean. It is located near Piazza Bellini and the subway. The transportation is convenient. You can walk to the main attractions in Rome, Piazza di Spagna, Trevi Fountain, and the Pantheon. Recommended accommodation.

Don't book a family suite with a balcony. The room description says it has 2 bedrooms and 1 living room, which can accommodate 5 people. In reality, this room type is just two standard rooms connected externally, and the so-called ”1 living room” is actually just a small entrance outside the room, about 1 square meter. The fifth person does not live in the living room, but on the bench against the wall in the room, which is about 60 cm wide. Even a sleeping child may roll down. The room is very small and there is no way to add an extra bed. On the contrary, other standard rooms in the hotel are larger than this suite. I negotiated with the hotel through Ctrip, but Ctrip also booked the hotel through an agent and had no right to influence the hotel's decision. The hotel manager also asked me to go to the front desk and discuss with his staff. So the hotel raised the price and bypassed Ctrip. It charged me the same fee as Ctrip for adding a room to accommodate five adults. The total price of the hotel booking 2 rooms for 5 people on the same day was more than 10,000 yuan cheaper than the price of one room in the family suite I originally booked. This is simply the biggest humiliation for people like me who plan ahead, book in advance, and follow the rules😤The only two advantages of this hotel are: 1. It is very close to the Trevi Fountain and the Spanish Steps, 3 minutes and 8 minutes walk respectively, and 2. The hotel is very new, but the design is not reasonable. This kind of small commercial hotel is actually more like a larger B&B. The design and layout of the room are not standard and do not guarantee the most basic functions (there is no door in the shower room, and the water will flood when taking a shower, which is very unsafe). It is not suitable for families. Finally, my suggestion is to stay in international chain hotels as much as possible. It may be in a good location or old, but they have the most basic management standards. Although there are certain differences between countries, there is still a minimum bottom line. If you book a cancelable room on Ctrip, please be sure to search for the real-time price of the same time and room type before the latest cancellation date. If it is lower than the price you booked, remember to cancel the original reservation and rebook, otherwise you will lose a lot like me😢

We arrived at Rome airport at 5:30 that day, but due to traffic issues, we didn't arrive until around 9:00. The hotel's name was quite small and almost invisible. By the time we found it, it was already around 10:00 PM. I rang the doorbell, the doorman opened the door, and I got to the first floor. I had a feeling I might not be able to get in because the hotel hadn't given me the check-in code. Many hotels require self-service check-in. For the two days before arriving in Rome, I had been in constant contact with Mr. Qiu, the manager, and we maintained good communication. However, even after I sent him a photo of my passport via text message, he still hadn't given me the check-in code. It wasn't until after 10:00 PM that I... I felt like I was going to be homeless. I contacted Ctrip's online customer service and informed them of the hotel's information. They didn't call me back until 9:00 AM. On the phone, they asked for photos of our passports. I told them I had already sent them to their text message, but they kept saying they hadn't received them. After a long delay, two Italian couples heard our doorbell and came out of their room to answer the phone for us. They first gave us the room number, and the key card was next to the room. Then they sent me the check-in code and other important information. Only then did I see that they had received my text message—it was indeed sent a long time ago. After sending the passport photos, no one contacted me. I wonder if there was a misunderstanding or something else. I almost ended up homeless.

The third stop of our honeymoon in Italy - Rome! All roads lead to Rome, and Rome is full of ruins, which is amazing. First, we stayed at the Colonna Palace Hotel, which was amazing~ It was right next to the government facilities of Rome, and there were police cars all day long, which was very safe (so safe that the police blocked the area the next day, probably because there was a meeting! It was amazing, very safe). The breakfast on the top floor was also great, and the scenery was great to take pictures of. Then we went shopping, and visited the attractions in Rome, which was very satisfying!

The room is very close to the Vatican. There are also buses for ten minutes. This is a complete set of apartments that have been changed to single rooms. The facilities are quite new. There is a front desk. If you arrive after six o'clock, you must email in advance to confirm the self-check-in method. There are more food downstairs, it is recommended that the self-service cafeteria not far away is cheap and fresh, and the front desk brother also eats.

Quality, cleanliness and availability beyond my expectations, although we booked with only one day in advance we were welcomed as usual customers, the reception was perfect in organizing and managing our Check-in in advance. This is a beautiful and clean room, a friendly, professional and careful staff. I have stayed in many hotels and I can assure you that whoever carries out his profession in this facility does it with passion and dedication to the client, because knowing “host” is an art and you find here real artists. The only regret is that I have stayed one night, and I hope that I will soon remedy it and return to us soon.

The room is quite spacious and the facilities are good. There are three features. First, the breakfast is good, with hand-brewed coffee and fresh juice. Second, there is a food sales area in the lobby, which has salads and frozen pasta. A room a little further away has two microwaves to heat these pasta. Third, the transportation is convenient. There are two free circular bus lines at Rome Airport, one of which ends at this hotel. Get on the bus at the A8 stop opposite Gate 3 of T3, and go to the end of the bus to reach the hotel. You don't have to worry about overdoing it in the middle. The bus is BYD, with a lot of space and can accommodate many people. It runs every 15 minutes and the journey is also 15 minutes.

Clean and hygienic, just next to Plaza de España, it is very convenient to go out to the commercial street, but the price is a bit expensive. Stayed for two nights, stayed on the first day, told two bottles of water were sent, the refrigerator was charged, and the second night I returned to the room and found that the shower cap was not replenished, and the water was not replenished. I asked the front desk for two bottles of water. The result was told to pay three euros, saying that it was a room. Two bottles, This is the most uncomfortable place for this stay. It is not a question of how much money. If I stay for two nights, if I book separately, should I have two bottles of water for one night? I stayed for nearly 4,000 nights and didn't give two bottles of water. I also took it!