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"This is by far one of my favorite hotel stays. The room is nice, the view is awesome, the staff work hard to make the stay better from the front counter to the kitchen to the clean up crew and the shuttle driver. Thanks for an amazing stay!"

"Nice and quiet property"

"A perfect choice for overnight stay close to Ciampino airport. Clean comfortable rooms, every member of staff was friendly and helpful. The attached restaurant serves good food at a reasonable price. Don't be put off by the approach to the hotel when you arrive you will love it."

"Staff was friendly. No ac"

"Excellent customer service, was so impressed ☺️"

"Great hotel good location 10 min walk to the main attractions of Castel Gandolfo"

"Everything was good :)"

"Loved hotel Flora ! Staff very friendly & helpful ( booked all tickets for sites with help from lovely receptionist- minefield of online agents… be careful). Gorgeous spacious room- very comfy, clean, great powerful rainfall shower, unnecessarily fancy decorated ceiling! But made it feel like Rome!! Room staff not great at replenishing coffee etc but porter at reception just gave me a jar of coffee & all I needed so couldn’t be more helpful. Antique furniture created style but all freshly upholstered so more chic than shabby. Great breakfast- fresh fruit, croissants, eggs & bacon, cheeses, yoghurts, cereals…. All lovely & fresh. Station only short walk away BUT trains hourly only & occasionally 2 hour gap so need to look at Trenitalia timetable. Very cheap 2euro each way, 30 minutes, lots to see en route. BUT platform arriving is a 5-10 minute walk back to the station in Rome- a VERY long platform. You really don’t need the extra when Rome sightseeing is a very tiring distance anyway. Metro supplies only some areas- plan your routes well. Frascati town is lovely- 5 minutes uphill, eat with the locals at Ana Aruh"

"We have stayed at this property many times in the past and always enjoy our stay. The train station is nearby and it is easy and convenient to take the train to Rome. "