Find hotels near Borghese Palace, Rome from AED 426

"Although close to the train station the property and surrounding area felt safe and clean. The staff were extremely helpful when trying to find a place to eat and tranportation. Also, the staff spoke English, so communicating was not an issue. We booked a room with a terrace, it was extremely clean and the veiw was outstanding. I would recommend this hotel as it is close to several site-seeing areas. "

" Clean, quiet environment , in a centric comercial location near metro and taxis sites , ample room and bathroom, bilateral electricity sockets near bed"

"Omar at the front desk was incredibly helpful and patient asv well as the rest of the staff! The A/C was great! We learned we need to leave the card in the slot inside the room for the A/C to be running. The room was clean and very quiet. I never heard surrounding noises. I highly recommend!"

"The room, amenities, staff and location were all excellent. "

"clean room and a great staff"

"Staff were top notch from the reception to the breakfast staff. Particular mention Shane and Alyssa. The staff are the icing to the cake since the hotel’s walking distance to popular sites, shopping and restaurants sells itself. Would suggest the addition of face towels and bar soap to bathroom amenities."

"Great hotel with a great a great staff!!"

"Hotel delle Nazioni has been our family’s home away from home in Rome. The staff have become family in the 8 years we’ve been loyal customers - pre & post pandemic. Its new rooftop penthouse suites are exquisite and just a stone’s throw away from Trevi foundation. Surprisingly, its in-house restaurant is really so understated. Tourists fuss over the horrible tourist trap restos around the Trevi area when this hotel’s resto actually serves authentic, QUALITY Roman cuisine with a contemporary twist. Shame people don’t give it a try. Makes every chaotic Rome trip a relaxing home base every time 🙏 "

"The room was clean and comfortable. The staff was friendly and helpful. The location was good in Trastavere. "