Family friendly Hotels in Fiumicino

Hotel was too old but very close to the airport you can walk to all the terminals in less than 15 minutes. The staff are cold but so welcoming. If you’re only staying for one night to catch your flight this hotel if for you Hotel was too old but very close to the airport you can walk to all the terminals in less than 15 minutes. The staff are cold but so welcoming. If you’re only staying for one night to catch your flight this hotel if for you Hotel was too old but very close to the airport you can walk to all the terminals in less than 15 minutes. The staff are cold but so welcoming. If you’re only staying for one night to catch your flight this hotel if for you

A (somewhat expensive) shuttle takes you this modern hotel, only 3 km from the airport. We don´t agree with recent reviews of disappointment. (The shuttle is easy to find IF YOU HAVE PRINTED OUT THE MAP from the hotel internet site). Nice premises, they even have a rooftop pool! (but no gym). Rooms are OK, restaurant is good with an outside option, overlooking the fishingboats moored on the river. Staff is polite and helpful to non-italians. Fiumcino is also a charming little town. If you like to eat out, restaurants are plentiful just up the street from the hotel.

The room is clean and tidy, and it is one of the rare large rooms in Europe. It is also a designated hotel for domestic crew members. Not bad. The airport bus runs every 40 minutes on average. There is a small area in front of the T3 intercity bus, parking space 1

We spent our last night here, and had a wonderful time! First, we stayed here 5 yrs ago, but checked in later in the day and had such an early flight out, we weren't able to enjoy the grounds. This time around, we were able to get the full experience, and let me tell you, it was wonderful! The grounds are immaculetely maintained and beautiful. Our dinner was lovely (make sure to ask for patio seating when booking), Breakfast was just as nice and the people were so kind and attentive. The rooms are comfortable and tastefully decorated. My husband and I wished we booked for two nights! Thank you all for such a great stay! P.S.: I know someone complained that they arrived early, a couple of hours before check in and couldn't use the grounds before check in...pay the extra money, it is worth it!

We were at the Corsi Hotel, also called Best Western Corsi, in May 2023. The hotel was clean, staff extremely friendly and very response. Breakfast was great and a couple of good restaurants are within a walking distance. There is a train station within 10 minutes drive that takes you to Rome, which is about 40 minutes from the hotel. Overall, we enjoyed the place.

The room is very large ... suitable for a family outing ... a loft booked with one bedroom and one living room, there are three beds in it, and a separate bedroom with a large bed is very suitable for family outings! Because there is only one toilet, the family travel is ok to sleep four or five people. The shortcoming is that the heating is not good ... there is only central air conditioning in the room but there seems to be no hot air ... but the room is not cold ... there is a radiator in the toilet😂

I originally thought that it would be convenient to live near the airport on the last day. Turns out it was inconvenient to get to this hotel from the city of Rome. We went to the airport and took a taxi for 25 Euros. Created a lot of little trouble. If you want to experience the taste of a Roman seaside fishing village, it is okay to increase your knowledge. The hotel itself is ok.

It was a very stylish and tasteful hotel! I only stayed one night, so I wish I could have stayed longer. The room was spacious and relaxing! If you want to go to the airport early in the morning, they will call a taxi for you since the shuttle service is out of hours. It seemed like there was no way to get to the airport other than by car. We left at 6:30, so it was a shame that we couldn't have breakfast.

The hotel is in a lovely garden setting a short walk to the beaches of Fregene. There are several loungers in the grounds for guests to use. We arrived to a friendly welcome and did the check in formalities before leaving our luggage and strolling to the beach clubs for lunch. We had paid a significant amount of money for on apartment in the grounds and there is no doubt it is overpriced for an overnight stay. If you are a family of 4 and stay a few nights or for a week it may be a different story but I wouldn't recommend this for one night unless you are fully prepared for the lack of facilities. A bottle of water to start you off in the fridge would be a nice touch as would some milk sachets to go with the two coffee pods provided for the Nespresso machine. Be aware, you get two small sachets of shower cream/shampoo and that's your lot. A container of shower gel located in the shower would at least be helpful. The outside seating area of the apartment needs some attention as the pebbles have moved exposing unattractive plastic sheeting. On opening the shutters in the apartment, we didn't expect to find the sofa, which I assume doubles as a sofa bed, covered in a white sheet and a towel. I didn't explore to find out what this was hiding. Another real frustration was the safe that is located on the very bottom shelf of the wardrobe. There is a warning sign about the hotel not taking responsibility for valuables but unless you are a gymnast, it is somewhat difficult to lie prostate on the floor to try to operate the safe. We didn't bother and took our chances. All in all, it served the purpose as we didn't want to stay in an airport hotel and we did enjoy the beaches of Fregene out of season. Would I recommend 'Il Mirragio', sadly no as it is not practical for an overnight if booking an apartment, it is way overpriced, has very basic facilities with next to no provisions provided. A pretty setting yes but that is where for us, it stopped!