Hotels near Monte Mario, Rome

This hotel was booked by the tour company and we were here two nights at the end of our tour. This is not a four star hotel by any standard, unless you are only factoring in the fact that the room is large and that there was A/C in the room. An older hotel, although from the onset you wouldn’t think so. The front lobby is not necessarily accessible, as you have to climb a large flight of stone steps to get through the front door, once inside the front entrance there is a small ramp beside the stairs to pull your luggage up. The reception in the morning are friendly enough, but don’t bother trying to get any assistance from the evening desk attendant, she was rather rude and was not interested in helping at all - we had an issue with an Uber Eats order (we asked to meet them outside and they never arrived after 40 minutes of waiting so we decided to go back to the room and try calling the restaurant and we just said to the front desk that we had an Uber order that may be delivered in case they showed up and she just shook her head covered her ears with her hands and said “no no not her problem that she does nothing with it”) I wasn’t asking her to do anything with the order just that it might be delivered. But anyways, back to the rooms, it’s not your typical room size it is larger then what you would expect from a hotel in Europe. Relatively clean, fixtures in the bathroom were old, the stand up shower stall was tiny and the doors were broken. The shower head was loose and came off when I turned it on, spraying the entire bathroom with water. The double bed was really two twins pushed together. Location is horrible, it’s far from transit and you can’t access the main parts of Rome easily. It’s down a lane way and difficult to find and the street itself is narrow and dark. There is a restaurant downstairs, but the food was horrible and took forever. The breakfast was your typical breads, cheese and cold cuts. And again, even the staff in the restaurant were rude and weren’t keen on providing service. I wouldn’t recommend this hotel, even if you’re on a budget.

We arrived at Roma camping in town on weds after a very long journey. The woman on reception was extremely dismissive and not very helpful when we asked questions. The room that we stayed in was not what was advertised when we booked and there was cheaper accommodation of a higher quality on booking.com. There were no cooking facilities, no kettle and the walls were so thin we were able to hear the people in the next room farting. Neighbours at night were loud and inconsiderate. The campsite is 30 minutes outside of Rome, I strongly advise to get the 247 bus just outside the campsite into Rome, on your return you need to get the bus back at the bus depo which is just around the corner from where you got off. You can buy tickets from the information box. The train station is literally a 5 minute drive, again you can get the 247 on the opposite side of the road and the ticket machine at the station is really easy to use. The supermarket on the other side of the road honestly sells the most amazing food. We bought our lunches from there and even our dinner on the first night. We saved so much money doing this. The pizza in the restaurant was brilliant. The staff were rude and grumpy and didn’t want to be there.

Picked this hotel because of the free parking and location close to Rome's metro. Beautiful hotel beautiful grounds. Nice breakfast. 3 metro stations away from the Vatican. Our room for 4 was in the economy section in the attics, huge room with 1 double and 1 sofa bed, 2 bathrooms which was great. No normal windows just ceiling windows, if you like to sleep late be sure to verify the blinds work well. We ordered room service once, I had to place the order at the bar because room service never picked up the phone. Food was ok.

The C-Hotels Club House is located outside of Rome and therefore in a rather quiet area. We stayed for 3 nights in their comfortable rooms. The staff is very qualified and friendly, listening when needed. In the lobby there is relaxing music, large sofas and a bar. As for the room, we were lucky to be 2 in a 3 person room, which gave us more space. The double bed and the single one are very soft and comfortable. A dressing room will allow you to place your clothes, very practical (you may be cramped with 3 people). A small negative point, our door scraped on the floor, so we sometimes thought we had closed it when we didn't. We had to push it very hard to get it past the scraper The bathroom is clean and very 'luxurious'. Beautiful tiles with a nice light, shower/bathtub placed right next to the window (both advantages and disadvantages), very good quality towels and shower products available. The daily cleaning is very nice and very well done, worthy of 4 stars. Unfortunately we could not try the breakfast (we were up very late). As you can see, our stay in the 3-seater room was very enjoyable, now let's talk about the 2-seater rooms we were able to visit with our friends : At first sight, the room loses a bit its charm. Everything is obviously narrower and the door practically touches the bed when you open it. I won't comment more on this as I didn't stay there. In conclusion, I can recommend this hotel, moreover the prices are very attractive and despite its out of the way location, you will always find bicycles/trotters nearby as well as the metro and bus!

I stayed 6 nights in this hotel for visiting Rome and the Ryder Cup. The only point I can mention is that the hotel is a bit outside the center and in the immediate surroundings is nothing to find of horeca or shops. The hotel is a beautiful room with modern equipment and perfectly maintained every day, a helpful reception, a great restaurant. and the advantage of the disadvantage is that the hotel is in a very quiet and green neighborhood. It should also be said that, besides taxis, which are reasonably priced, there is a bus connection that you will take to the centre in 20 minutes for 1.5 euros.

You need to take two buses to the city center. It’s around 30-40 minutes. The bus stop is like two minutes away from the hotel. Remember to get up and show the driver you want to get on the bus! The hotel is nice, the hairdresser is good, and there is a big terrace. The bathroom has everything you need! The best thing is the restaurant - delicious breakfast from 7 to 10 AM. And the thing I loved most was the dinner- there was the best Italian chef - 3 dishes (first and side dish and dessert) for a very good price and each one tastes amazing + drinks. The chef is very experienced and friendly. The staff, in general, were very kind to us. In general, I loved the place. The negative thing is that you are not close enough to the center and around 30-40 min from the airports. Everything else is 10/10 for me and my friend! ♥️

With a stay at Vacanza a Casa in Rome (Cassia), you'll be within a 15-minute drive of Stadio Olimpico and Villa Borghese. This guesthouse is 6.7 mi (10.8 km) from Sistine Chapel and 7 mi (11.3 km) from St. Peter's Basilica.Take in the views from a terrace and a garden and make use of amenities such as complimentary wireless internet access.Featured amenities include express check-out, multilingual staff, and an elevator. A roundtrip airport shuttle is provided for a surcharge (available 24 hours).Make yourself at home in one of the 6 individually decorated guestrooms, featuring refrigerators and flat-screen televisions. Your bed comes with down comforters and Egyptian cotton sheets. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and digital programming is available for your entertainment. Bathrooms feature showers with rainfall showerheads and complimentary toiletries.

We had a fabulous time here. We were a party of my husband, my daughter, her boyfriend and me. We had a 2 bed apartment, 1 bedroom was an open plan one on the mezzanine floor with balcony overlooking kitchen and sitting area. Nice and clean. Beds comfortable. Checking in was brilliant as Giada was so helpful and explained everything from where the nearest grocery shop was, local restaurants, little booklet with useful info, how to buy bus/ train tickets from reception, where to get train and buses from and booked our tour guides for us. It saved us a lot of time and angst working all this out for ourselves. I’d definitely recommend a stay here. Thank you Giada especially.

In short, good and nothing I’d complain about as such, mostly the bathrooms need a revamp. My card was charged 100 euro before arriving which is apparently a card check but I haven’t received it back (1 week later). If you want to do it like that, take a deposit. I was expecting the 100 euro would be taken off my bill but it wasn’t. Apparently I have to wait. Also on Booking .com it says tax included but it isn’t - they needed 40 euro cash when checking out and needing to run for our flight which I didn’t have. Had to run around finding an atm last minute. My original review is as 4 stars but this marks it down hugely for me. Location - fantastic. We were originally going to stay near Termini (having never visited Rome before) and so so glad we chose here instead. Easy transport links by bus and metro to everything you would need. Right at the walls to the Vatican which was pretty cool (especially as you want to visit the Vatican as early as possible) Staff - Lovely. We didn’t need much anyway but always a smiley face and a Ciao. Helpful with some local restaurant info. Room - not overly impressed. The room itself is nice but some water atleast in the room would be nice since it’s not a super budget hotel. No little shampoo or shower gel etc, just some pump on the wall which isn’t nice. The toilet paper is like plastic napkins and not nice. Bathroom pretty bad in general, shower floods to an extreme and the light flickers. Last thing is the bed sheets need replacing completely. They are clean but stained. Again no real issue, it happens in hotels but would be better to just get rid of them and get new. (Since we weren’t here long, we left do not disturb sign on so can’t say anything bad about the cleaners). Rome in general - book tours to colluseum and Vatican. Visit everywhere early. Vatican, St Peters Done, Colluseum, Palentine Hill and Pantheon are some of the LONGEST queues I’ve seen in any city around the world. If you want people-free photos of Trevi fountain and Spanish steps, you must wake up at 5:30 (we did 1 day just for this. Was worth the reward). 100% would come back to Rome, not sure it would be this hotel as I feel the price was steep for the quality but this area or Trastevere for sure.

With a stay at Exa Rooms - Prati in Rome (Municipio I), you'll be within a 5-minute drive of Sistine Chapel and Piazza Navona. This guesthouse is 0.6 mi (0.9 km) from Vatican Museums and 2 mi (3.3 km) from St. Peter's Basilica.Make yourself at home in one of the 2 air-conditioned rooms featuring microwaves and flat-screen televisions. Prepare your meals in the shared/communal kitchen. Complimentary wireless internet access is available to keep you connected. Bathrooms feature bathtubs or showers, complimentary toiletries, and hair dryers.