Hotels With Gym in Lazio, Italy

I'd give this hotel a five-star rating, mainly because it far exceeded my expectations. The location is superb; you can easily citywalk to all the main attractions, and it feels incredibly safe. I even wrote a dedicated post on Xiaohongshu recommending it! The lovely Italian lady at the front desk provided excellent service. Most importantly, the price was very reasonable. The only minor drawback was the breakfast, which was a bit too simple, and I wasn't a fan of the orange peel flavor in the Italian croissants.

The room was clean, and the staff were very welcoming. The room was indeed a bit small, and the breakfast selection was limited. It's a good option for a stay near the airport, as the room was quite new.

We paid so high but we got the basement room at the end of the corner near exit room. They said it is because we arrive late at night. Well, i have already msg the hotel long time ago to prepare for us and we will be coming late. So i guess not enough proffesional. The front desk promised us to put us on highest floor with better room but finally the next lobby man only give me second floor but it is litttle better room rather than the basement rooom so bad experienced. We are couple but they give us separate bed on the next day. We dont want to argue so we accept it because our basement room is totally sucks. Worst nightmare ever experience in our lives. We cant boil our water because the kettle is so dirty . But overall is ok. It is not just what we expected like we stay in paris with the same price we paid but everything is much better and better service.

I stayed at this hotel for five nights, the property itself is new, modern, and in a fantastic location. On the third day, the tissue box in my room ran out, when I asked housekeeping to refill it, they simply said they had “run out” of tissues and made no effort to offer a solution. Thus it was never refilled for the remainder of my stay. This is the first time I have ever encountered a hotel being unable to provide such a basic amenity for its guests. The reception staff were generally unfriendly throughout my stay. It was only on my final night that a male receptionist greeted us with a smile.(Well maybe the hotel would argue that I have very high expectations :)) Overall, the service and maintenance standards leave much room for improvement.

Excellent location to move easily around the city of Rome.  However, it is worth mentioning the certainly improvable cleanliness and in particular the bathroom ceiling... Also, there was no hot water and we had to fiddle a bit with the shower knob. Everything else was normal.

This time, I stayed at a hotel that seems to be a popular choice among Chinese travelers, and my overall experience was pretty good. The only downside was the front desk staff's attitude – they were consistently cold and indifferent. There were no greetings when we came and went, and even when we initiated a hello, we only got dismissive responses. What was even more frustrating was the rather large staff member at the restaurant entrance who just stood there expressionless every time we passed by, which gave a very unwelcoming impression. However, the restaurant and housekeeping staff were all very warm and friendly, which definitely redeemed a lot of my impression of this stay.

Being so close to Termini Station was definitely the right choice, especially arriving in Rome in the evening for a self-guided trip. The airport shuttle stops right opposite the hotel entrance. Despite its central location, it wasn't noisy at all; in fact, I found it incredibly convenient for getting around. With a multi-day metro and bus pass, I could explore all of Rome and easily pop back to the hotel for a rest whenever needed. The breakfast was plentiful. While it wasn't a huge spread of meat and heavy dishes, it was healthy and nutritious, offering self-serve fresh squeezed juice, and a good variety of breads and pastries that changed daily. The restaurant staff were also excellent.

The hotel has a great location near to St.angelo castle Vatican museums. So everithing else is not as important as its location. (Hotel is clean enough- needs bathrooms to be renovated; room space is also acceptable, no breakfast service in hotel but in Rome every tourist should have breakfast outside :) )

The hotel was a pleasant surprise with excellent quality. It's an eight-story white European-style building with very new facilities. The hotel uses a modern central air conditioning system, so the rooms are very quiet. It's clean, tidy, elegant, and fresh, with an exceptionally good location – right outside the subway exit, no need to cross any roads, making travel incredibly convenient. We rarely saw Chinese guests, but the hotel was very friendly towards us; the front desk upgraded us to a family room for free. The room was spacious with two large beds and a small balcony. However, it's best not to open the balcony door, as the air conditioning will stop working due to the temperature difference. Breakfast was high quality, abundant, and delicious. Overall, this hotel is highly recommended.

How this hotel got four stars is beyond me. It's not even as good as a Hanting or even a Ji Hotel in China. However, I must admit, the housekeeping staff did an excellent job. They folded my clothes and cleaned the room thoroughly every day. What I found baffling was that they only provided two complimentary bottles of water upon check-in and then no more for subsequent days. Do guests staying longer pay less? Shouldn't daily water provision be standard? There's a water dispenser in the lobby next to the front desk where you can get hot, cold, and room-temperature water. The hotel offers a small shuttle service to Laurentina metro station, which seats only four people. The driver was very friendly and told me to call him five minutes before I wanted to return for a pick-up. But since my metro ticket allowed free bus transfers within 100 minutes, I typically took the 723 bus back to the hotel. It wasn't a big deal if I missed my stop, as the stops on the 723 are only a few hundred meters apart. The breakfast was sufficient but nothing spectacular in terms of variety. I wonder if this hotel is specifically for Chinese guests or if all Chinese guests are put on the fourth floor? Every tour group I encountered seemed to be from Taipei, and they were quite lively. Also, the kitchen is on the fifth floor, directly above the fourth, so the sound insulation isn't great, and you can hear a lot of clanging in the mornings and evenings.