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"Very convenient and comfortable "

"very good, clean, professional"

"I really loved staying at this campground during my visit to Rome. The customer service was good and the amenities were quite convenient. I especially appreciated the shuttle service that takes you to the Vatican, and the local bus stop right in front of the campground makes it easy to visit other major sites like the Colosseum—something we used frequently. Additionally, there’s a small market inside the campground, and if not, you can easily find shops just across the street. One downside was that the laundry only accepts cash, and unfortunately, most of the washers were broken, so it was a bit of luck trying to find one that worked. Despite that, we had a lovely stay and made great memories exploring Rome. "

"The breakfast was amazing "

"Fabulous stay! Exceeded my expectations. Staff were all 5 Star."

"Very good service. Great spacious room. "

"This is possibly the most beautiful, stylish and clean hotel I have ever stayed in. I appreciate it’s new and expected it to be very tidy and polished but staying here was a fantastic experience. From the spacious grounds that you walk through, to the stylish reception, it has a friendly warm atmosphere. Everything about this hotel was perfect; they even make delicious coffees, pastries and cocktails in the bar too. There were some fantastic food options nearby for a real authentic Italian dining experience as well. The only downside is that the location could seem a little “rough around the edges” when you walk from Roma Termini or central Rome. I am used to living in busy cities so it didn’t phase me, but there is a railway bridge to walk under. Overall though I highly recommend this hotel for a city break! "

"We stayed 2 nights, found the rooms to be very clean and the staff was super helpful. Would stay there again. "

"Enjoyed the property a lot. Close to great restaurants, and easy on/off the metro. Easy to get around, within 1.2km of almost everything, if you don’t mind walking. Would say the breakfast could use a little work, but Italians aren’t known for breakfast as we have found out, caffe and croissants is the norm. "