Hotels in Via Veneto, Rome

The hotel space is very large, the noise is too much, the staff service attitude is good, the breakfast choice is much more than the four-star hotel, the city tax per person per night is 7 €, quite expensive!

Excellent hotel. I stayed 2 nights and from the customer service, the room, the ambiance and food it’s was really enjoyable. The room was very clean and the amenities in the room was not just your average hotel. The bed was so comfortable and my room though not cold was comfortable enough to sleep well. I wasn’t sure what was nearby but I got out and walked and found many restaurants and shopping. The Trevor fountain was in walking distance very beautiful but extremely crowded. I would definitely recommend this hotel.

The hotel is very luxuriously decorated and the rooms are large in size. We also have a welcome wine. Good location, opposite the US Consulate, not far from the Vatican. The service is warm and thoughtful. The service is very good, the quality of the toiletries is high, the heating is too strong and it seems that it cannot be adjusted. Don't expect to have a domestic five-star big and luxurious in a five-star room in the heart of Europe. The location of the hotel is relatively high, both luxury hotels and embassy banks

Part of Insight Vacations tour group. We were the first guests to stay supposedly post renovation. Problem was it was still a construction zone. It was a complete Fawlty Towers experience. They should have organised alternative venue rather than assure tour operators that all was good except for internal telephones not working. Poor internet then we returned from day out to no internet. Management did not think to advise us of change to internet access and new password required. Reception area was a tiny desk with no sign nor way of getting assistance when unmanned. Too many non working amenities, breakfast room not open so sat at long tables set up for conventions/computer usage. Layout of breakfast poor due to lack of space and no forethought as to ensure good flow for guests. Construction taking place with breakfast items set up for the next day, construction dust flying around. Construction noise until 10pm at night. Fire doors without hardware so people could not get to their rooms. Plumbing leaking into rooms from floor above. Construction workers kept commandeering the only working lift so some of our group had difficulty getting to and from their rooms. Showers were the tiniest I have ever experienced. Bathroom layout poorly designed - minimal room to walk past vanity to toilet. Need to be super thin to be able to use bathroom comfortably. No fridge or tea/coffee making facilities, no space to open suitcases (I know standard for much of Europe). As a group there was minimal space for us to congregate so we commandeered front window room and carried furniture from other spaces. I had misfortune to fall down the stairs due to failure of stair tread. Others had slips but luckily did not fall. Stair treads reattached with gaffer tape over the, to hold them in place! My clothes were damaged by adhesive from stair treads not able to be removed by dry cleaning. I was promised I would be sent 50 euros for replacement clothing. Four months and many emails later still no money sent to me. I did not claim for cost of excursion I missed the next day due to being to sore to walk. Tour company has been of no assistance and from reviews appears to be still using this venue.

The location is a little closer to the Spanish steps, but it is also necessary to walk for at least 15 minutes, but it is safe and there is no pressure at night. The lobby is ok, the room is especially small, and somehow, a special sofa is placed in front of the TV. It is bigger than the door. I don’t know how to get it in. I especially wanted to move it to the door to let the hotel Look at how far this is outrageous, but the door can't move out, it is also convincing. Breakfast is not good, the food is not fresh, especially the ham, it has deteriorated when eaten, and the fruit is also very poor. Milan, Bologna, Florence, Naples, Sorrento, along the way, this is the worst quality hotel in the same price, has been staying at the end of October, the price is still 3000. + one night, the price is poor. Super is not recommended.

The location of the Medici hotel is great, the room is large, very clean, very quiet and the environment is beautiful. The service staff is very enthusiastic, helping to introduce opera activities and help call the morning taxi. Great experience!

Stayed 3 nights for our 30th wedding anniversary and was impressed from the moment we entered. Front desk and concierge provided polite and incredible service. The rooftop dining - breakfast buffet was the best we've ever had with French press coffee, variety of pastries, fruit, meat/cheese platter with pancakes or omelet service. Our room had a beautiful view and was very spacious. Located near Villa Borghese park (5 min walk) and within 15 mins of city center monuments and shops. Could not have been happier.

With a stay at Relais Barberini, you'll be centrally located in Rome, just a 4-minute walk from Via Veneto and 14 minutes by foot from Spanish Steps. This residence is 0.7 mi (1.1 km) from Piazza di Spagna and 0.7 mi (1.2 km) from Trevi Fountain.Featured amenities include luggage storage and a safe deposit box at the front desk. A roundtrip airport shuttle is available for a surcharge.Make yourself at home in one of the 10 guestrooms featuring minibars. Complimentary wireless internet access is available to keep you connected. Private bathrooms with showers feature bidets and hair dryers.

The hotel is a little far from the scenic spot, walking for about half an hour, and taking a taxi for 15 euros. The facilities are well maintained, but they are still a bit old. The most unacceptable thing is that the hotel does not allow the luggage when checking out, saying that it only accepts orders that continue to stay in the hotel after returning. Negotiated for a long time at the front desk, there is a female manager who is particularly bad. I was anxious to check out and make an appointment at the Vatican Museum. The hotel network was not good enough to place new orders, and it was deadlocked there. There is really no way to use the privileges of the Marriott Gold Card and delay check-out so that the baggage is temporarily stored. After returning to the house, the order for the hotel to stay is considered to be “accepting the baggage as required”. This regulation is really too inconvenient for the guests.

Hotel location is good, service is OK (at least I have encountered very good), although the room is small, but it is also exquisite, clean