To get to the city center of Rome from here, you have to take a bus and a subway (1,50 euro), so…read moreit's kinda far; however, it's a good stay. The rooms are big. They're more like small apartments with two separate room areas, desks in both rooms, a large closet, a refrigerator, and a separated bath area where the sink is separated by the toilet/shower area. They don't turn on AC until May 15, so we were a little warm at times. Opening the windows helped. The blackout blinds really black out all light. LOVED those things. Continental breakfast was pretty good. Their eggs were among the best I've ever tasted in my life. Must've been super fresh right from the farm. The staff was pleasant, and everything was clean. Outside of location, this hotel rocks!

The Novotel Roma Eur is very comfortable and in a good location. The air conditioning is very good…read more The decor is pleasant in the hotel and in the room. The room includes multiple spaces for luggage and unpacking clothes. The journey by taxi to the hotel from Roma Termini was about 30 minutes around 1750 (eur 25) and to FCO Airport 22 minutes around 0700 (eur 50). One item to know is that the bathroom door is translucent glass. An early riser could disturb a late riser. I ate the breakfast (EUR 14 or included in the rate), and it was very good. We found a pleasant bar 10 minutes walk from the hotel, Giovarruscio Ennio, V.le Città d'Europa, 837. The aperitivo snacks are good. We drank Negroni (10) and Campari with soda (6). Another 5 minutes further is Bistrot 4.5, Via Amsterdam, 140, for a pleasant dinner. These are good places to know if you want to get out of the hotel. , We recommend this hotel, and we would stay here again.

Great hotel. Decent location, although you must Uber to get to the sights and historic locations…read moreat the city center. The restaurant and bar service is par to a 3-4 star hotel in the USA.

This hotel seems freshly redecorated. The beds are quite nice and the lobby is fancy. There is…read morea spacious patio to enjoy as well.

When in Rome recently, we stayed overnight at this hotel prior to coming back to the USA and had…read morethe occasion to have Carbonara the famous pasta dish from Rome. I had no expectations eating our last dinner in Italy at our hotel, but to my surprise it was excellent much better than others I had during our trip. The hotel was fine, but dinner was terrific.

A fantastic hotel, all clean, comfortable and modern; simply and stylishly decorated with…read moreincredibly helpful and friendly staff. That said, there are a few issues 1. Wifi is terrible 2. The hotel is about 25 euro taxi ride from the city (it is in an industrial part of the city) 3. Breakfast was only ok I was there for work, so location didn't bother me. I wouldn't recommend it for tourists.

An average italian hotel where you can choose to upgrade your room at a price when you check in…read more staff were friendly and helpful too.

This was our first time to Italy and Hotel Artemide made our trip. The room was a good size for…read moreEurope. It was fashionable, classy, and most importantly - clean. We didn't rent a car so I can't comment on parking, but everything you want to see, like the Colosseum, is just a short walk from the hotel or you can take a cab. The staff were wonderful with helpful suggestions from the front desk to the amazing breakfast buffet staff that always gave us a very warm "buongiorno" when we came in. After a few days the server didn't need to ask anymore he just brought me a cappuccino when I sat down. That is probably the biggest breakfast buffets I have ever seen. The two pictures don't fully capture it all. I really liked this hotel and would be back if I am ever in Rome again.

Only a few blocks from Termini Roma, this short walk was a perfect home base. Its location gives…read moreeasy walking access to the Colosseum, Palatine Hill, Pantheon, Trevi Fountain and much more. Plenty of shopping, dining and coffee nearby. The room was clean and modern with a fully stocked, complimentary mini bar. Loved the bathroom, the bar upstairs and the breakfast buffet and coffee with Salvatore was a great start to each day. The downstairs spa was a bit small, but enjoyable nonetheless, with steam room, sauna, and simple hydrotherapy stations. All in all this was the best accommodations we had our entire 10 day trip throughout Italy. Will gladly stay here again! The staff, service, location, amenities and facility were all stellar!

Good the free shuttle service from Ciampino airport.nice pool in the garden.breakfast was ok,very…read morehelpful staff

From the owner: 3 Star Hotel in Rome, near to Ciampino Airport and Metro Station Anagninaread more

This was a very neat hotel- outside of Rome. The room was very comfortable with a balcony and…read moregreat view of the city! Recommend putting a towel down on the shower though as it was very slippery. Food and especially desserts were yummy!

Not all that great, would rate it a 3 really. But the front desk guy that helped me was great, the…read morerest sub par at best.

There could not be a more convenient location if one is attending a meeting at the new convention…read morecenter in the Eur area of Rome. The Fermi stop on the B line is very close. The room was well appointed and kept clean. One problem was that the shower drain was slow. The breakfast was a bit weak; not many selections available. Staff seemed a bit stressed at the bar. Prices for drinks seemed to change without explanation.

I 'splurged' on a stay at this villa after our back-to-back Airbnb experiences. I have to say, we…read morewere pleasantly surprised with it! Admittedly, I was a bit worried given the mixed reviews but we arrived in Frascati, phoned the villa and they were at the train station to collect us within 10 minutes. Our room was phenomenal, on the fourth floor, with sweeping views of the entire valley and on both days we were there we could see the Mediterranean (wow!). I spent a lot of time just gazing out the window! We spent some time sunning on the lawn by the 'pool' (very small and frigid in September) but enjoyed lawn bottle service of local Prosecco with simple snacks complimentary with the bottle. The interior and exterior of the building itself are meticulously maintained but the grounds are a little plain. No biggie, just notable. We chose to dine at the in-house restaurant that evening to relax and save ourselves a walk into town. The food was okay but nothing spectacular and the service was harried because they had more guests than they expected. Again, we had local wine which was the highlight (along with the fabulous dessert). The breakfast in the morning is quite nice. Simple but very diverse and yummy. All in all, we felt this place was a good value ($80 rooms was what we booked) for the 'special' factor that it had.

Beautiful hotel at the hillside with stunning views overlooking Rome. The public rooms are nicely…read moredecorated and the walls in the corridors beautifully painted. The rooms, however, are functional and without frills. The people at the reception and the waiters are very friendly and accommodating. The food served at the restaurant is not spectacular, but ok. There was no wine list available. Television was only available in italian. The breakfast buffet is stunningly decorated, but looks at the second glance rather standard. The hotel is located quite a distance away from the city centre. It is therefore a good place to stay if you travel by car, otherwise be prepared to spend some money on taxis. In summary, this is a stunning place at the first glance with some flaws when it comes to the details. I would, however, recommend a stay since the building itself and the views are really impressive.