Hotels with Jacuzzi in Rome

"This is a little hidden gem in the heart of Rome! The entrance into the hotel is beautiful and the rooms inside are just as nice. We arrived very early and received a warm welcome. They not only let us check in early but also upgraded us for no extra charge. Be sure to bring enough cash to pay for the tax - 7.50 euro per person per day It’s walking distance to all the great spots! Thanks for a wonderful stay!"

"I booked this hotel for vacation so I could be a quick walk to the Opera House. The front desk staff taught me how to use the metro to get around Rome efficiently and inexpensively and provided a map. They are friendly and helpful. Full breakfast was generous: eggs, yogurt, cold cuts, cheese, breads, juices, cereal. Rooms are small in Italy and that was fine with me, as I spent much of the days exploring and nights at the Opera House. Great location near 2 metro stops: Termini and Republica."

"The hotel exceeded my expectations. The room was beautiful and spotless (no mold or stains whatsoever, genuinely very clean). There's a walk-in closet. We had coffee from the machine every morning. There's a personal fridge, and the room was cleaned daily. There's a direct bus to the city center, taking 30-40 minutes. Plus, there's a 24-hour supermarket nearby."

"The most amazing at the hotel is the personal workers; they are beyond gentilness! All of them: from the reception (extras smiles to Martina) , to the bell boy sir, the cleaning lady and the very sympathetic workers at the breakfast. My only suggestion to improve even more is the mattress; it is very hard (they were very kind and brought pillowtop). 😊 I surely recommend Marcella hotel!"

"The overall experience of staying at the hotel when traveling in Rome is very satisfactory! The hotel is located very close to People's Square, very close to the subway and bus hubs, and convenient transportation. The hotel is a typical Italian hotel, from decoration to service are very satisfactory. The room is small, but very exquisite, there are things that should be there, and the toiletries are also very good. The window sill is always infested with pigeons, lively and pleasant. I chatted with the front desk, a total of 72 rooms, and I told him that 72 is a good number in China."

"The hotel is located in the south-east of Rome, halfway between the Porta Furba and Numidio Quadrato metro stations on line A. It takes 25-30 minutes to reach the center in a straight line. Transport in Rome is something with something, so it's up to you to decide whether to spend an hour every day on the road in crush, stuffiness and at the risk of becoming a victim of pickpockets. The hotel itself is simple, the rooms are cleaned symbolically, the dust, as it was, for example, on the phone, remained there four days later. They changed towels, took out the trash and straightened the blanket on the bed - in fact, this was the cleaning. The maid on the second day entered the room without knocking (we were still sleeping), despite the lit do not disturb signal. On the third and fourth days there were water shortages in the morning. Plumbing does not flow on its own, but condensation constantly forms on the toilet cistern, from which a decent puddle can drip onto the floor. Hot water is really hot here, and cold water is cold. There is black mold on the tiles in the shower area. Nearby there are several good coffee shops where you can have breakfast (breakfast is not provided in the hotel). It is also worth considering that the hotel is located under the glide path of planes landing at Rome's Ciampino airport. The first liners flew steadily over us at about six o'clock in the morning."

"Everything was great, except it's a bit far from the island. It takes about a ten-minute walk to get to the bus stop. On a nice day, this probably wouldn't be an issue, but it was raining when we arrived, so we decided to drive ourselves to the island. It's very convenient to get to, right off the highway."