Hotels in Via Veneto, Rome

My favorite hotel on this business trip, I linger on, making the trip to Italy a perfect ending

Hotel location is good, service is OK (at least I have encountered very good), although the room is small, but it is also exquisite, clean

This is my second time staying at this hotel. The warm welcome from the staff made me very happy. The room was very clean, and there were welcome chocolates and a capsule coffee machine. It's also very convenient to go to the wishing well and the city center.

Sofitel 🏨 Health is very good, facilities are good, the environment is OK; breakfast is delicious, the restaurant service staff is more polite and thoughtful, keep smiling; unfortunately Italy 🇮🇹 Rome Sofitel Sofitel 🏨 staff do not know what is going on? The attitude of the five-star hotel I have ever stayed in is the worst. The hotel service staff at the door never pulls the door to the guests (it is not only us to observe), the chat content is full of impolite and swear words 🤬, the quality is amazing, the attitude is speechless, impolite, Not thoughtful, not service, do not know their work content and work attitude. Is it the Sofitel Sofitel in Italy 🇮🇹 that does not employ qualified personnel? Or is the company not responsible for employee training? Or is the company's salary dissatisfied? Or is this the case with the Italian 🇮🇹 Roman staff? (Other Italian 🇮🇹 hotel staff are polite! ! ! ) Or are these Sofitel Sofitel hotels that specialize in working as God? For your reference only.

The room was quite spacious for its size for Europe, and the location was excellent. It was within walking distance of all the city center attractions, and the metro station was just a three-minute walk away. The breakfast was delicious and plentiful; I highly recommend the omelet with filling and the maple syrup pancakes! There was also a wide selection of yogurts! The staff were all very friendly. I was worried about getting constipated while traveling abroad, so I drank a lot of water every day and asked the staff on the first floor for bottled water. They always kindly brought it to me; the most I ever asked for was four bottles! Staying here in Rome during the off-season is really a great deal. Highly recommended!

best service clean,.nice hotel good location friendly staf

The location is fantastic! All the main attractions are within easy reach, and there's a bus stop on Via Veneto just a 2-minute walk away. Barberini metro station is about a 7-minute walk. The view from our window was wonderful. There's an elevator in the building, and the rooms are on the 3rd floor (not counting the ground floor). There are many restaurants right below the windows; we didn't eat there as we have other favorite spots in Rome, but reviews suggest the food is delicious, so finding a quick bite nearby, as is true everywhere in central Rome, won't be a problem. There's also a Pam supermarket near Barberini metro station. Plus, you'll find a drinking fountain on the way to Via Lombardia. As for the rooms themselves, everything was clean, and the room was spacious, beautifully designed, and cozy. The bathroom and shower cabin were also very spacious and, most importantly, clean. The round bed turned out to be very comfortable, which is often an issue for me in hotels. The pillows were incredibly comfortable too! The room had almost everything you'd need: a fridge with a mini-bar, air conditioning, a kettle, a hairdryer, wine glasses, regular glasses, mugs, teaspoons, and plenty of outlets for charging. Regarding minor shortcomings that could be improved: there weren't enough plates or cutlery (forks and at least one knife). The room can accommodate a maximum of three guests: a double round bed and an extra bed, but there's only one chair. This was a slight issue for us as we mostly had breakfast in the room and had to take turns sitting at the table. Other minor drawbacks include the lack of a wardrobe – there's just an open niche with a hanger in the hallway and one shelf. Also, there aren't many light sources in the room, so it can be a bit dim without daylight, but that's a very minor detail, as we didn't spend much time in the room anyway. Additional perks: there's a coffee machine in the lobby, always tea, sugar, and corkscrews available. Umbrellas, an ironing board, and an iron are also provided. Check-in was simple and straightforward, and the staff were friendly and welcoming. Housekeeping was daily. Overall, the pros definitely outweigh the minor and inconsequential drawbacks.

I often stay at Marriott hotels, so I made a reservation this time as well. The room was very spacious, and the bath and toilet were very clean. The breakfast was also delicious, and the location is only a 10-minute walk from the downtown area, so I highly recommend it!

Excellent location, very friendly staff, and a beautiful, well-equipped room. I'd definitely choose this place again without hesitation.

The hotel is located on the outskirts of central Rome, a 40-minute walk from the Colosseum and 16 minutes from Termini. Nearby are many cafes, pizzerias, a Pam Local grocery store, and a fruit and vegetable stand. A delicious Romana ice cream parlor (open since 1947) is a 7-minute walk away. The cleaning service was daily. Welcome croissants awaited us upon arrival. A coffee machine with capsules, gingerbread cookies, cups, and knives (no spoons or forks) were always available in the kitchen. Cons: weak hot water pressure, damp room (we stayed at the end of January). If it weren't for the air conditioning, which we turned on at 30 degrees Celsius overnight, our clothes wouldn't have had time to dry after the rain. The city tax information on trip.com is incorrect: it is based on €6 per person per night. In reality, we had to pay 7 euros per person per night.