Park Hotel La Serenissima Rome

Very nice staff. Clean rooms. No restaurant so you need a car.

Poor location but Great service

The hotel was excellent. However, it is very far from central Rome and therefore inconvenient for me. It is meant for people who want a break from Rome and want to spend time in the country.

The hotel was a very nice one. The rooms were a nice size, the surroundings were very picturesque, however..... the distance from Rome was not what we expected. The description was apt, "out of city limits" and there was a small bus to take us to the train station, but with the wait and the extra expense with the bus(by the road) and at the urban train station to get to the subway in Rome, I'm wondering if I should have gotten a closer hotel. Don't get me wrong, the hotel was very nice, the restaurant served excellent food, the service by the desk, waitstaff, and the maid service was excellent. I would stay again, if I had my own transportation to the city. The price for the room was very good.

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This was the nicest hotel we stayed in during our low budget Italy trip. The room was very well furnished, including a small flat screen with satellite (?) TV. The hotel is very nice and the staff helpful. Breakfast buffet is good but not the best, consisting of coffee/hot chocolate/juice, croisants, cake, jams, etc. - typical for an Italian breakfast buffet.First 30-minutes of internet access is free, after that it was about 3-euros for an hour, or 5-euros for a couple of hours.The biggest drawback is the location. It is quite a ways outside of Rome, and getting there can be tricky the first time. Also, DON'T take a taxi or even a transfer service ($60 euros) from here to the Rome Airport or even to here from Rome unless you are made of money!YMMV, but this is how we got there with public transportation:Metro line "B" to Flaminio Station. Take the train with the Montebello stop - both trains from Flamino Station may go there, but one is faster/has fewer stops than the other! From Montebello train station, you need to take the DanniBus/Rossi Bus. It is a little minibus that leaves from the Montebello train station, and it costs $0.80 euro-cents per person and is not part of the Rome Transportation pass, so you have to have euros for this!! On the bus about 1 - 1.5km from the train station, you'll see a "Snack Bar" store on the right - this is your clue to get off! Hotel is back the way you came about 50m, then down a narrow alley/street on your left. Go down this street about 100m, and the hotel will be on your right.Getting there can be rough - email me at: [@] if you need more detail or Rome information.

Hôtel en dessous de tout. Nous avons dû demander de changer de chambre car la douche était dans un état de saleté incroyable. On nous a donné une toute petite chambre le couvre lit était taché. Pour sortir de la douche rien à terre, 2 petits savons pas de bain douche alors qu'il s'agit d'un hôtel 4 étoiles cela en vaut à peine 2. La télévision écran miniscule ne fonctionnait pas mais a été changée. Comme c'est loin du centre de Rome nous avons diné là et malheureusement là aussi désillusion car nous avons dû attendre plus d'une heure avant d'être servis, d'abord une personne et 10 minutes après l'autre, cuisine convenable sans plus. Petit déjeuner correct au point de vue petits pains et café pour le reste très moyen. Vraiment pas un hôtel à recommander et c'est dommage car l'endroit en été doit être agréable.

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Hotel interessante per chi voglia fare una vacanza a roma in quanto dista circa 20 Km dal centro ed in pochi min. si è in città. E' un albergo ristrutturato da poco tempo e ben tenuto. Gli unici nei, se vogliamo cercare il pelo nell'uovo, sono: la poca flessibilità nell'orario di colazione e la totale mancanza del segnale TIM sia all'interno che all'esterno dell'Hotel. Comunque Hotel da consigliare.

passer 1 week end a rome.trouver l'hotel agreable un peu loin du centre ville mais super bien reçu a laccueil et super petit dejeuner.chambre propre.a recommander.