Rome Garden Hotel

everything was ok. experienced ruined on checkout. tried to charge us again for an extra person that has actually already paid. then we realised later that we had overpaid for the city tax and been short changed a considerable amount. watch your cash on checkout

The hotel was not what I booked. The room was Tiny, the room was meant to be sound proof and was not. The breakfast was average and was charged at €12 which is appalling. I booked a bigger room and what I walked into was not what I booked. I would not go back.

Great hotel and very good location. Area around hotel is lovely and quick bus ride into the centre. Food in hotel was okay, choice of hot and cold food, would recommend getting down early for breakfast though as gets busy and dining room not huge. Rooms were nice, bed comfy and have what you need, could do with slight upgrades though, but overall very nice stay.

The breakfast was truly bad, the only edible thing was the boiled eggs. The hotel overall is very outdated. They also charged me -at the end of my trip- an extra 80 euros for not sure what even though this wasn’t previously mentioned in my booking. Staff unhelpful. No views.

Good stay for the price. Onsite parking is available (for a small daily fee). Be aware that depending on your room, you may not stay at the "official" hotel but instead at what seems like a BNB in another building across the street. Room itself was fine for the price, room was cleaned daily, etc. Great location in the city. Overall - fair for the price.

We have just got back from a weekend in Rome. We stayed at this hotel as part of an EasyJet holiday package. The hotel room we had was room 101 in the main hotel building. The room was very basic. Didn’t look like the pictures. However, Nice big bed, hairdryer, safe, mini bar, room service, hangers and some bathroom condiments. There was no tea/coffee in the room and the shower was tiny. We literally just slept in this hotel as we were out all day everyday exploring Rome. Given 4 stars because I slept like a dream, the beds were incredibly comfortable. After a full day walking in Rome the bed was exactly what I needed. Breakfast was okay. Didn’t have your basic apple and orange juice. There was pineapple juice and a blood orange juice. Some pastry’s, bread, fruit and yogurts with cereal and meats. Wouldn’t say the breakfast set us up for the day. The wasps in the garden were everywhere so we couldn’t sit in the garden, they did venture into the actual breakfast room which was annoying. Staff were wonderful and incredibly friendly. English spoken aswell. There was a city tax you pay when you leave which was 6 euros per night, per person. They also store some card details incase you use the minibar in your room and they also ask for your passport to scan (which is pretty standard everywhere). They have a baggage room so you can store your bags. It was slightly out of the way the hotel and a fair bit to walk. However, we didn’t mind that as there was incredibly buildings to see along the way. All in all a nice enough stay.

The hotel is like a hidden gem, but it definitely needs some updates. Having only one power outlet in the bedroom is not acceptable for a hotel room in 2024. It wouldn't take much to fix that with a simple multi-outlet extension cord. The beds have been uncomfortable for ages in Italy, but since it looks like the hotel uses IKEA for other furniture, they should be able to upgrade to more comfortable mattresses from the same supplier. And there's only so much bad English knowledge you can tolerate from a hotel staff. The hotel has a lot of potentials, but as for now its just average.