Historische Hotels in Campo Marzio suchen

"Die Lage ist toll. Trevi-Brunnen oder Spanische Treppe 5 Minuten zu Fuß. Im vierten Stock stört der Straßenlärm praktisch gar nicht. Die Angestellten waren sehr freundlich und kompetent. Das Zimmer war groß und in gutem Zustand. Ich würde mich wieder für diese Unterkunft entscheiden. "

"Sehr cooles und schönes Hotel. Sehr saubere und gemütliche Zimmer. Beste Lage, alles ist fußläufig wunderbar zu erreichen. Wir kommen gerne wieder."

"Das Hotel ist schön, hat einen schönen Roof Garden aber da es an der Via del corso liegt, ist es sehr laut und vor allem am frühen Morgen. Ein ausschlafen war schwierig, die Müllabfuhr …. Also nichts für Ruhesuchende"

"Wonderful hotel with very friendly and very helpful staff. We felt very welcome and comfortable during our entire stay. We booked a room with breakfast. Breakfast buffet was very extensive with something to cater to every taste. The coffee was divine, no problem to get refills, that made our day! We took public transportation to and from the airport (much faster than a taxi), very easy and the hotel is in walking distance of the subway station. Room is very clean and well equipped with lots of care products. I would only advise to stay away from the minibar, it's very expensive (EUR 7 for a small beer). Internet was not that fast but we didn't need it much anyway so no problems. Highly recommend this place and if we come back to Rome, we would definitely come back here as well. "

"Wunderschöne Umgebung, sehr freundliches Personal, sehr sauber"

"Super Lage … tolles Frühstück mit Blick über die Stadt! Nu zu empfehlen. "

"Vom Ankommen bis zur Abreise waren alle Hotelangestellten super Nett und Aufmerksam, die Zimmer in sehr gutem Zustand und die Nähe zur spanischen Treppe und anderen Sehenswürdigkeiten sehr gut."

"I am writing to express my unreserved enthusiasm for Palazzo Ripetta in Rome, where we had the pleasure of spending the past week. Having stayed in such renowned establishments as the Hotel Okura in Kyoto, the Steigenberger Herrenhof in Vienna, and the Hotel Raphael in Paris, I can say with conviction: Palazzo Ripetta is the finest five-star hotel I have experienced to date. The location is nothing short of perfect. Nestled in the heart of the centro storico, just steps from Piazza del Popolo and Via del Corso, the hotel offers both centrality and a surprising degree of tranquillity. Housed in a beautifully restored historical building – formerly a convent – it blends timeless architecture with tasteful, contemporary luxury. The interior design is elegant without being ostentatious: a stylish, intimate bar, a beautifully appointed breakfast room, and a large, serene courtyard with a lovely garden terrace – a true oasis in the middle of the city. Our room was effectively a junior suite – spacious, impeccably furnished, with a luxurious bathroom and large windows opening onto the peaceful courtyard. It was utterly quiet – an increasingly rare quality in any urban hotel. The service throughout was outstanding. Every member of staff greeted us with warmth and genuine friendliness, and the concierge team deserves special mention: each evening they recommended superb local restaurants in the old town, all of which we would never have found on our own."

"Sehr zentral gelegen und optimal von hier aus die Stadt zu erobern."