Rome Hotels with Pools

We had a great time in the pool.  The food and service were fantastic.

We booked this hotel mainly because of the location and the indoor pool for our little one. Breakfast is good, location is close to bus stops and main train station (Roma Termini) and hotel is relatively new. We were happy except for its soundproofing which we initially dont mind but we had a neighbor who knocked on our door very loudly and complained of our noise. We just went home after a long and tiring day, turned on the tv for few minutes while we shower, suddenly there was a loud knock on our door with a lady raising her voice because we were too loud. I have a child who’s not even that noisy, and our tv was only at a volume of 8. It was a normal noise. Our daughter was traumatized by her. So if you are too sensitive with noise, better not book here for your peace of mind. We could also hear neighbors showering, drying hair and moving chairs but we did not mind! We travel a lot and this is our first experience of someone complaining our noise. This ruined our experience. We informed the management and they advised us to move our rooms but the lady next door already left so we did not bother. Anyway overall, we are still contented with our stay.

We stayed at hu Roma Camping in Town as a couple in a bungalow during the summer, and overall we really enjoyed the experience. The best part is definitely the territory itself – it's spacious, green, and has a relaxed holiday feel that you don't usually get in a city like Rome. The pool was a lifesaver after long, hot days of sightseeing, and we really appreciated having shops and cafes right on site so we didn't have to go far for basic needs . The reception was open 24/7 and the staff were genuinely helpful with all sorts of questions, which made things much easier. There's also a shuttle service to the Vatican and public transport options right outside, so getting into the centre of Rome was straightforward . The bungalow was basic but had everything we needed – air conditioning was a huge bonus during the summer heat. If I had to mention one minor thing, it's that the water in the shower was on the cooler side. To be honest though, with the hot weather we were having, we actually ended up seeing it as a plus – it was refreshing rather than a problem! The shared spaces were well-maintained. It was a bit far from the main attractions, but public transport options meant we didn't mind the distance. If you're looking for a luxury hotel with fine dining, this probably isn't it – but for a comfortable, affordable stay with good facilities and a relaxed vibe, we'd absolutely recommend it.

We stayed as a family in a premium bungalow, it is very clean and well equipped. Im honestly really impressed how clean it is. All the linen, towels, duvet are spotless. There is a dishwasher, but we didnt have a dishwasher cleaning tablets, so we couldn’t use it. There is a bbq, we didnt use it either. The pools amenities are fantastic and really clean. There are a few eateries, a shop, a laundry. Our location was far from the pool and playgrounds, the closer units might be challenging to stay in with kids, there is a lot happening and it is loud late in the evening. Overall we really enjoyed it and kids loved it. We didnt need the shuttle bus, so cant comment on it. The only thing is that after a checkout I entered a shop to buy something and kept my credit card in my pocket, when I wanted to pay at a cashier, my card disappeared. I searched the small shop in case it fell out but no success. So I guess you have to be careful.

The availability of a separate, free parking lot was a great feature for my business trip by car. The room I initially encountered had a lot of ants. I told the front desk, and they immediately changed my room. However, the toilet in the new room had a weak flush; it took several flushes to clear. The front desk staff were generally helpful. For the price in Rome, the value for money is still very high.

The room was spacious, and having a kettle was an absolute lifesaver! The front desk staff spoke excellent English. There's also a small bar and restaurant on the ground floor, plus useful amenities like a printer. The surrounding area is lovely, though it's a bit far from the city center. However, it's a great option if you're flying out of Fiumicino the next day, as there's a direct train to the airport that takes about 30 minutes. Just be aware of strikes or delays (delays are pretty common). A little tip: technically you need a ticket for the train, but I couldn't find the red ticket machine at the station closest to the hotel, so I just got on without one and no one checked. Still, it's always best to buy a ticket to avoid any fines. The platform closest to the hotel goes towards the airport, and the one across the tracks goes to the city – don't mix them up!

The hotel is 10-15 mins away from FCO Airport which is convenient if you want to skip downtown traffic and catch an red eye flight. It has a decent size pool and pizzeria by the pool with gelato too.

A very, very good hotel. Although the location is a bit far from the city and the central station, a taxi cost about 16 euros a day, but the hotel rooms are indeed much better than those in the city. Especially the bed and soundproofing, the surrounding area is purely residential, restaurants and supermarkets are very close and convenient. The hotel provides a taxi service for 10 euros a trip to the vicinity of the Mouth of Truth.

Though I booked a standard room with a courtyard view, they gave me a room at the backside with no view. Though the hotel is 4 stars but I was surprised that the room has no mini bar or kettle or provided bottle of water. Breakfast is ok with good varieties. Location is convenient, only 15 minutes by bus to St Peter cathedral. Overall experience is good for the value of money

This was the first hotel I stayed at during my trip to Italy. The ”mountain lodge” was actually just a series of small wooden cabins, each containing only a bed and basic bedding. The shared bathroom and toilet were a 100-meter walk away, and the reception desk was 200 meters away. Aside from a pizzeria and a T-bone steakhouse, there were no other shops nearby, requiring a 2-kilometer walk. Although the lodge offered one shuttle bus each morning and evening, getting around was extremely inconvenient unless you had your own car. When I arrived, a local Italian gentleman was dropping someone off. Thinking I was using a ride-hailing service and asking for a price, he simply asked my destination and took me there for free. I don't know how I would have gotten there without meeting him; I was incredibly grateful. I strongly advise against travelers staying at this lodge, as transportation and dining options are extremely inconvenient.