Aparthotels in Province of Rieti

"Clean room. Great location. The breakfast is good, especially the fresh home made cakes. 24x7 concierge."

"belle hotel, bien situé et très bon déjeuner."

"The Hoxton is in a residential and commercial district near the Borghese Museum and all of the main attractions for site seeing are within walking distance. The hotel is chic and the restaurant is good. The staff is helpful and professional."

"The hotel is in a good location steps away from Rome Termini. The pool wasn't heated so no reason to advertise it during off season."

"I would like to share with you the best experience i had at this hotel , the staff 10/10 helpful, friendly and extremely professional. They gave me a beautiful 3 nights and the breakfast is tasty, the receptionist helped me with my bags, at 1am after midnight and he insist to take the bags from my wife and handle it himself, in the morning the beautiful lady with glasses prepared my coffee for the three days with a smiley face . Really enjoyed"

"Good stay. A couple of comments: - Room decor is VERY dated (orange walls, mustard tiles). - Not many electrical outlets, and this was inconvenient for 2 people."

"From the moment we stepped in the doors, this hotel was amazing. Greeted in the lobby, took our bags from the cab into hotel. Rooms were beautiful. Staff were friendly and very informative. Hotel was near metro which made it very easy to travel around. I give this hotel 5 stars."

"Great place to stay. Beautiful room, friendly staff, the building itself was awesome. I think the brand in the US could learn something from this property"

"The breakfast selection is good. The room size is ok. We had to request luggage rack as this "superior room" is relatively small, there's no place to sit our 2 luggage even on the floor. We were told that we booked a "classic room" but they gave us the superior one, with a balcany. Thus the room is small. Most of the time we would be out touring the historical sites in Rome, who needs a balcany looking at the back of the other building? I requested a different room, but was told there's no other room available except a suite on the 8th (top) floor but we need to pay additional 60 euros. Since we paid over $300 (with tax) for one night, we didn't want to spend a penny more. The design of the room is not well thought out, as we can hear the next room flush the toilet and shower water running. The open closet doesn't have drawers or storage space. This means that we cannot unpack our luggage. The bathroom is pretty large. The other positive point of this hotel is the location. The metro stop is across the street. Many cafes, shops nearby. Some intersting places are with walking distance, i.e. Palazzo Massimo Museum, Basilica of Santa Maria degli Angeli, Basilica di Santa Maria Maggiore. Not sure if all hotels in Rome are over 300 dollars a night, but this is not a first class hotel which we expected."