Find hotels near Torre Fiscale Park, Rome from AED 347

"The unique about the property is the property !!! I wasn’t specking a convent , but I was so please when I realized. The staff was amazing, in every sense. The room was very super nice and clean. I had a window with a beautiful view. The silence in the night was perfect because I left the window open. Nothing bad to said at all. Hope is I come back to Rome, I will go to the same place. Thanks"

"Very convenient location when using Roma Termini station, and the front desk staff were incredibly friendly and helpful. I had high hopes for this being a relaxing place to spend my last night in Italy before flying out the next morning, but unfortunately our room was not comfortable. The entry area smelled strongly of urine, the room remained humid and musty despite having the air conditioning on or the window open a bit. Only one bottle of water in the fridge for two travelers. While there was information about the WiFi login in the lobby and elevator, this information was not posted anywhere in the room. And there were only 2 easily accessible plugs in the room for 2 people to charge their devices used while traveling. The hotel has potential but could use some upkeep."

"Wonderful stay. Staff were very welcoming and helpful. Only issue was galley coffee and operating the faucet. Would definitely stay here again."

"The hotel was very clean and modern. The staff was very friendly. We enjoyed our stay and would go back."

"Perfect stay, incredible location."

"I stayed at Villa Luzzati and there are a few important things future guests should know before booking. I booked a bed in a 4-bed dorm, but the room actually had 5 beds. The 5th bed was a bunk bed without proper stairs, making it uncomfortable and unsafe to climb. Also, there were only two outlet areas in the room, so it was difficult for everyone to charge their devices at night. One important thing to know is that there are no locks on the room doors, either digital or manual. There are small lockers outside the rooms, but you must bring your own lock. The washrooms were cleaned daily, which was good, but the shower curtain and shower head were broken during my stay. Towels are not provided unless you ask for them, so it’s better to bring your own toiletries and towel. The positive side of this hostel is definitely the location. It’s about a 7-minute walk to the metro station and nearby bus stops. Places like the Colosseum and Trevi Fountain can be reached within about 25 minutes by metro or bus. The front desk staff, especially Dimitri, was very friendly and helpful. Another female staff member was also kind and supportive. I requested fresh bedsheets and a comforter, and they changed them for me immediately. Otherwise, you may end up using bedding that was previously used by another guest. I paid around CAD 56 per night, and personally I did not feel it was worth the price. However, it was one of the cheapest options I could find in Rome."

"The room itself was clean, the bathroom was large and clean as well. But the door and the corridor walls were dirty and created a poor impression overall. The water pressure in the bathroom is low, and the toilet doesn’t flush very well. Maintenance is poor overall. If you pull the knob of the closet door it will come off in your hands. Noise is a problem as well. Because the hotel is next to a busy street you hear the sirens of emergency vehicles every 20 minutes. The thermostat worked well, unlike some other hotels we stayed in, the room does get cold if we turn the thermostat down. The staff is very friendly. The breakfast is good. Definitely not worth the price given the poor maintenance."

"Air conditioning was really warm Spa is an additional cost Nice big bed"

"Everything was perfect. Outside of the city center so ended up using taxis a couple of times, but the hotel offers shuttles near the colosseum daily."