Featured Hotels near Chiesa San Nicola di Bari, Rome

We didn’t stay at the hotel, we had an AirBnb nearby and this was around the corner from us so we used the restaurant a couple of times. The food was fantastic! Some of the best pizza and bruschetta we had during our time in Italy. However, the service really really let it down. The first time we visited, we arrived around 10pm due to our flight’s late arrival, but we were still able to get drinks and food. Service was slow, but we appreciated that it was busy and we weren’t in any rush, but it did take a good 30+ minutes to get the bill when we were done. The food was good enough that we wanted to return a second time. The second time, we arrived and were told by a man behind the bar to go and sit down and someone would be over, so we sat by the pool. After 30/40 minutes, no one had come to us so I went to the bar to order, where I was met with “oh you can’t sit outside, we are fully booked”, even though I told her we were instructed to sit down with no reservation (the restaurant was also very quiet with many empty tables). We placed our order for two pizzas to take away instead, and stood waiting at the bar for it. When the pizza came, only one arrived, and when I asked about the second pizza they realised it hadn’t actually been ordered, so we had to wait an extra 10 minutes for it to be made. They did say we could have it on the house, but at this point I just wanted to leave 😅 We walked back to our accommodation carrying our pizza in boxes and ate it at home, and while it was still delicious I couldn’t get over how rude the staff had been to us, all because we were not guests of the hotel. All in all, the food was great, service was slow, and the staff seemed bored and irritable, as if it was an inconvenience to serve their own customers.

Stayed here the night before departure, the place is close to the airport, and there is an outdoor pool. The front desk service is very good, you can help call a taxi. Breakfast is not expensive. The facilities in the room are quite complete, the sound insulation is good, and we have a refrigerator in our room.

The service is very good, the front desk is a handsome guy

There is a parking lot on the ground floor of the hotel, a little far from the airport, no problem with self-driving! The room was clean, the first hand went straight to the right and the first one was a great restaurant. The breakfast was not fixed. It was also a right-turning, straight-going cafe. It was very good to open a cafe at 5 in the morning.

A hotel of no more than 80 euros, this is the best I have ever lived in Italy. The bathroom is spacious, the room is large and there is a large balcony with a large shared terrace outside. There is a supermarket restaurant next to it. The pick-up brother is very caring and intimate. It rains that day, driving me to the supermarket, whether it is so intimate.

The hotel was a pleasant surprise in Porto Turistico. Black sand beach and balcony were very nice. Breakfast was great. Many nice restaurants and shops along the boardwalk. Bed was good but a bit too firm for comfort. It was a nice way to end our trip to Italy. We booked through a 3rd party, expecting to be very close the to the airport. Unfortunately it is not at all close (40 Euro ride). Beware of Hotwire.

This place provided a great two bedroom suite for three of us to rest our weary heads! It might not work well for all travelers of 3 because the access to the bathroom was through the smaller bedroom. The owner speaks English and was very accommodating. He was so kind and helpful. The room we were in was within a locked gate making us feel very secure. I was delightfully surprised when I initially walked in the room. The shower was bigger than most that we experienced in Italy. Dining in the walkable area is limited but doable. A/C in each room worked well. Refrigerator had to be turned on when we arrived but worked fine. TV in the main bedroom. It is located on a side street but because of it's proximity to the airport the planes fly very low overhead.

I originally thought that it would be convenient to live near the airport on the last day. Turns out it was inconvenient to get to this hotel from the city of Rome. We went to the airport and took a taxi for 25 Euros. Created a lot of little trouble. If you want to experience the taste of a Roman seaside fishing village, it is okay to increase your knowledge. The hotel itself is ok.

I'm sure that each of us has his own scale of factors to evaluate whether a place is beautiful or ugly but that the added value is the people. In this clean, nice and very comfortable hotel, near the Roma Termini station, it is precisely the people who make a small hotel a point of reference for our trips to Rome. Paola from the reception was, and is, the person who followed us during the booking process and who went out of her way to help us project our photographs on a wall, in a small room set up just for us, a small group of photographers arrived in town for a two day photography course. Thanks Thanks Thanks dear Paola, you are invaluable for the hotel and for the people who stay with you.. an infinite thanks from all of us. Federica