Hotels near Olgiata Station, Rome

"Great location "

"Breath taking scenery, excellent staff and service Far from the maddening crowd but accessible to the train Reasonable transportation rate with timely booking."

"Good parking, nice staff, decent breakfast."

"The best thing what hotel has is service bus, which takes you to the center of Rome in 20 minutes"

"Clean room. Great breakfast options "

"The property was beautiful and relaxing (just what we were looking for). The staff were extremely friendly and communicative. "

"We needed to accommodate 5 people and the room was all the way up on the 4th floor. To their standards the first floor is level 0. There is no elevator and my mom fell on the stairs because their lights on the 3rd to 4th floor shuts off too soon. The light will not turn back on until in front of the room door. Also our bed broke. It appears the boards were taped up before in an attempt to repair. We had to wait two days before it was fixed. We were only able to speak with one person that spoke English at the time of the check in. I was unable to complain to anyone due to lack of communication. My husband was also very annoyed a the tiny boxed shower even though he is a slender man. Needless to say I had to creep in sideways to slide through the doors. Staff was overall very nice especially at breakfast. The male server is a gem. Understood half of what he said but very sweet. "

"Complaint! We recently booked the Seven Hills Camping lodge in Rome. You did not book for us what we had requested. All they had for us was a small room with 2 twin beds. Also only a part of the money we sent you went for the booking. We had to pay much more to get a self contained upgrade. Needless to say we were not happy. Also, back on Feb. 28th we had booked a hotel room near the airport in Nairobi. We were forced to cancel that reservation and yet we were never refunded by the hotel or by you. Fielden and Janet Allison"

"We Loved the owner and her sister who runs The hotel which has a positive family vibe which you wouldn’t find at the big hotels. Friendliness was at the top of the agenda and we know we are spoilt because they understood and spoke perfect English. They gave us a map and knew everything about the area they live in and how to get to and from the city of Rome. "