Hotels near Vaticano Prati, Rome

We arrived at Rome airport at 5:30 that day, but due to traffic issues, we didn't arrive until around 9:00. The hotel's name was quite small and almost invisible. By the time we found it, it was already around 10:00 PM. I rang the doorbell, the doorman opened the door, and I got to the first floor. I had a feeling I might not be able to get in because the hotel hadn't given me the check-in code. Many hotels require self-service check-in. For the two days before arriving in Rome, I had been in constant contact with Mr. Qiu, the manager, and we maintained good communication. However, even after I sent him a photo of my passport via text message, he still hadn't given me the check-in code. It wasn't until after 10:00 PM that I... I felt like I was going to be homeless. I contacted Ctrip's online customer service and informed them of the hotel's information. They didn't call me back until 9:00 AM. On the phone, they asked for photos of our passports. I told them I had already sent them to their text message, but they kept saying they hadn't received them. After a long delay, two Italian couples heard our doorbell and came out of their room to answer the phone for us. They first gave us the room number, and the key card was next to the room. Then they sent me the check-in code and other important information. Only then did I see that they had received my text message—it was indeed sent a long time ago. After sending the passport photos, no one contacted me. I wonder if there was a misunderstanding or something else. I almost ended up homeless.

The room facilities are OK, it is very convenient to be a step away from the Vatican, and the traffic can be very close to the subway. But the downside is that there is no kettle and no cup in the bathroom. And there is no one at the front desk to pick up the waiter, and the door lock has to call. This is not convenient for overseas customers!

207lnn The room looks genuine, and the interior is exquisite and beautiful😊 Clean and comfortable, it is very cost-effective! I won't go to Paris this time, I will continue to enjoy my Roman holiday~ The pigeons have gone off work, so I came out to set up a stall~ Rome McDonald's is not expensive, even more cost-effective than in China, because the burgers are huge, with a lot of meat and thick vegetables, and I can't finish them at all~ Then I looked up and saw a Chinese restaurant in front of my left, it seems to be called Feida, I checked it and it didn't cost 20-30 euros [OK][Shut up] I forgot to say, McDonald's is just downstairs from me, there is no distance [sly smile] Welcome everyone to 207lnn to deeply experience your own Roman holiday [sun] Rome McDonald's has a rich variety of coffee and desserts There are many restaurants around 207, and it is very, very close to the subway station, only a few dozen meters, and it only takes 1 minute to walk! [Breaking into laughter] They know I'm Chinese, the kettle is evidence [covering face] But I don't actually need a kettle [snickering] Although it's only three stars, the stay experience is very good. The overall experience is really not inferior to the five-star hotels I usually stay in. The front desk is very friendly, and the customer service is very thoughtful and meticulous. I stayed for three days, and the room was carefully cleaned every day. Thank you😊 The old-fashioned elevator is very unique, haha, I like it very much, and I will stay here again next time. I hope you still remember me😀

The hotel in Rome is too picky and it doesn't make sense. It's almost okay. The hotel allows us to put our luggage in the room for a few more hours, which is still very grateful. But there are two points where the hotel and the agent should remind the guests in a significant way. First, this hotel actually does not have a 24-hour permanent front desk; second, this hotel does not have a signboard. The location of the map navigation is the apartment gate. After arriving, you must contact the hotel to send someone to check in.

It’s not very easy to find, it’s still upstairs, and someone helps to find it downstairs by mistake, otherwise it’s troublesome...more like a homestay...the reception is more friendly and welcoming, if not, it’s worth a bad review...Breakfast is under the complain, it really feels like the school “canteen aunt” “fedding” is not a self-service, there is nothing to eat or choose from, In this way, breakfast has to buy something to eat outside... It is not close to the subway, it is not bad to walk ten minutes from St. Peter's Basilica... In addition, I can't see any landscape... I will come to Rome next time but I will definitely not live here!

Wrong version of goods Photos and reality are completely different things It feels like it has nothing to do with the photo at all 😂 In addition to being really close to the Vatican and very convenient Others are really unsatisfactory There isn't even a shower curtain in the shower room, and the sink is still clogged. Even if you want to take a shower, it won’t work. Once the water is boiled, your feet will be soaked in waste water. The room is just the bed, it can’t be any smaller Sound insulation is not good either, you can clearly hear the sounds outside the door The room smells a bit damp The soap wrapper for our bath products was still stained with moisture Sorry, I don’t have the urge to take photos and record them at all.

Overall great location right next to Vatic City and a stone’s throw away from many bus stops. However the only downside was having to share the coffee station (a small kitchenette with limited facilities) with 3 other rooms which was not obvious when first booked. Check in completed through WhatsApp and was quite quick. No

Firstly, the experience was amazing. Before I even arrived at the hotel, they asked me on what time I will be arriving. Secondly, the room was spacious for 1/2 person with a lot of amenities (shower cap, still and sparkling water, soap and shampoo). Thirdly, I demanded a lot of things from the reception and they did a great job in fulfilling all my wishes (e.g., luggage storage, postponed city-tax payment, room extension). So overall experience were great. However, there were 2 things that should be noted: (1) the hotel lobby and the lift were really small and (2) the lobby bathroom was really small too. Therefore, that was the only downside for me.

I was a little confused at first because there was no hotel sign on the door, but after that, the whole experience was good. The room was a little small, but it had everything I needed, and the shared kitchen had everything from a microwave to simple cooking utensils, and I could comfortably drink capsule coffee. In particular, the Shasha coffee coupon given for breakfast was the best during my 5-day stay here. I enjoyed a cappuccino and croissant at Shasha coffee every morning. It was a 15-minute walk to the Vatican, and a 10-minute walk to the subway, so it was very good.