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.

I had a fantastic stay at Hotel Colonna in Frascati. The location is excellent, the staff were…read morewelcoming, and the hotel had a charming atmosphere that made it easy to relax after a busy day. One of my favorite features was the lobby bar, which was a great place to unwind in the evening. The complimentary breakfast was also a nice bonus, with plenty of options to start the day - great coffee of course. I was especially lucky with my room--it was huge, comfortable, and had a beautiful view of the surrounding area. Waking up to that view each morning was a real highlight of my trip. Overall, I had a wonderful experience and would happily stay here again. Highly recommended if you're visiting Frascati!

This place is undiscovered !!! Great prices!…read more10 minutes from the airport! Great staff that speak very fluent English, rooms are modern, cozy and sea views! Right across from the beach !! Don't miss, the breakfast is included and the room price is super reasonable!

Careful. Although it is a good property and good location, they will cancel your reservation…read morewithout notice. They overbook the hotel and then move guests to another hotel that is not even in Ostia! They say that there is a maintenance issue in your room; the issue is that during busy times of year they overbook.

Had an absolutely delightful stay at this hotel. Roberta was so very helpful and knowledgeable…read more Location is very close to many restaurants and the river. Would stay here again if I ever needed a hotel in Rome near the airport. My room was clean, nice amenities and the artwork in the hotel is very nice. The shuttle to the airport was very convenient and much cheaper than a taxi or uber at 8 euros.

A great hotel for a short stay. A short walk away to many nice restaurants and the staff was…read morefriendly and helpful. The room was clean and WiFi worked great!

Hotel Europa provided Five Star service! Great service for non Italians arranging taxis,…read moredirections, and train services. They even delivered gelato to my hotel room when I was sick with a head cold and too tired to sit in restaurant. Staff was very friendly, hard working and kept hotel in great shape. Delicious breakfast buffet with fresh pastries, meats, cheese, and fruit.

We are staying a few days here in a very comfy hotel. The food is wonderful! We have breakfast and…read moredinner each day. Of course the delicious dessert is my favorite!. Italy is open for travelers. Go and Enjoy yourself!

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!

I've been sitting on this review for quite some time because I never had the energy to really…read moreexpress the weird experience I had here. While traveling to Rome with a friend, we decided that we should spend a few days of our trip outside of the city. Websites online boast that Frascati is a sleepy country side with a ton of hidden gems including the typical piazzas as well as the Castelli Romani and vineyards. Frascati is more like the Staten Island of Rome - a pain in the ass suburb to get to. Anyway, I didn't know this so we settled on staying at Villa Mercede for 3 nights. The website shows a glorious pool and a pristine dining area that turns into a lounge at night. Two single ladies couldn't really go wrong here, right? Think again. This hotel is DUMB far from the Frascati train station. They say it's a 10 minute walk but fail to tell you that the ENTIRE walk is uphill and impossible with luggage. Uber also doesn't work there so if you ever need to get back to the hotel past 9pm, good luck and God bless. It was miserable and the hotel shuttle service stops way too early to make this a tourist spot. We checked in at around 1pm and the man at the front desk, last name was Di Giulio or something, was rude as could possibly be. He must not have realized I spoke Italian so when he asked me for my passport and I bent down into my luggage to get it, he mumbled some choice curse words in Italian to his colleague. As if me bending to get the document was somehow offensive to him. We were off to a great start. The Castelli Romani are close but they do 0 advertising of this except for a few pamphlets at the front desk. Basically, once you get here, you're stranded unless you have a car. Wish someone would have warned me. Wish the hotel also told us more about stuff to do. We tried to walk up to our room on the other side of the hotel but get this... we had to walk UP stairs, down a hallway, then take an elevator downstairs to our floor. Combine that with jet lag and a long ass day of traveling and I PROMISE you that you will get lost. The food at the dining area was good but it never did turn into a lounge at night so I was pretty bored while stranded here. Restaurants were also dumb far and closed super early. Thankfully there is a gelateria and café attached so we subsisted on gelato alone for quite a few meals. Please don't get me started on the pool which could have been the only saving grace here in terms of fun. It was taken over by gnats so even though the weather was sunny, we couldn't go in. During our 3 night stay, they cleaned the pool 0 times. The pool area was deserted in terms of other people at the hotel. I'll admit the rooms were gorgeous... comfortable, roomy, trendy, and spotless. But for the price and the fact that you are basically stuck there, they better be! The area is not as advertised on their website. We never made it to Castelli Romani since my friend ended up with a cold, but if we had chosen to go there, I can't imagine the shuttle service being efficient. We only took the shuttle once at 5:30am to catch a train to Rome, to catch a bus to Pompeii, and arranging the shuttle was annoying b/c there is only 1 person driving the shuttle and they had to call his personal cell to see if that time was okay with him. How accommodating, right? Gonna be a no from me. Won't be giving them my business again.

Friendly staff when we arrived. Very clean rooms. We loved the restuarant downstairs for both…read moredinner and breakfast. The bar and lounge area was nice. Great shuttle service to the train station. This is a great hotel and we are very pleased.

Lovely and quiet hotel located on a busy road. We stayed here for two nights and traveled to Rome…read moreduring the day. It's about 40 minutes (without traffic) but can easily be 1-2 hours away from downtown Rome and the Vatican. Still, a more affordable and quieter option. The outside of the hotel is charming, with a garden courtyard and fountain. On our first night here, we watched the sun set from the roof. Very beautiful! The lobby is not small, but not incredibly large. It's decorated with a few antique pieces which was kind of neat. The front desk attendant was nice and patient with our large group. He gave each person the room keys and after hopping on the elevator, I realized that my room was on the first floor. If you can, ask for a room on an upper floor as the first floor is located close to the lobby. My room wasn't outdated and was large for one person. I'm not going to lie, I felt a little creeped out by myself, but nothing terrible happened. There is A/C, a TV, a nice, clean bathroom with bidet, shower, and toilet. The bed wasn't the most comfortable, but I made do. I would leave the room key with the front desk so you don't have to carry it around. There is a large dining room where breakfast and dinner were served. The dinner was so much food! But everything was delicious, from the pasta, to salad, to entree. I didn't care too much for the dessert though. All in all, a good stay. It's nothing fancy, but it's quiet away from all the craziness of downtown Rome and I loved all of the quirky bits found throughout the hotel. Oh and there's wifi and it's high speed!