Marriott Hotels in Rome

As part of our ongoing Europe trip, I stayed with my aunt and my friend for 4 nights; we booked 2 rooms, our bed looked like a double but was 2 single joined so it was great for me and my aunt as we separated the beds. The hotel had good amenities - private bathroom was huge although for some reason the lights would just turn off randomly? I don't know if it was just our room or everyone else's. The swimming pool is only opened in the summer!! so it was closed for us, which was sad. The staff was really nice and they gave us extra blankets, coffee machine and a kettle when we asked for it! Really appreciated their help and trust me there was so many large groups always arriving at this hotel so they were doing amazing. We paid for dinner once and a breakfast. Dinner was hit or miss - I loved my Chicken salad, but the others weren't impressed with the burgers they had but breakfast was definitely better. I think the star was the beans because wow they were good. The only major cons about the stay was that our room was located right next to the elevator (same as Florence) and it was noisy all morning and late at night, plus some construction at like 8am ish so please if you can, ask for a faraway room! Also the distance from the city centre was quite tiring, yes it is only 23 mins metro from the Torre Angela station but an 11 mins walk from the station to the hotel and with our suitcases and the station exit not having any elevators, it was hard work. To get to the hotel side, you need to first go down the stairs, then up the stairs and go down again so if you are walking from the station to the hotel, be prepared!

Hotel was located around 10-15 mins walk from the Roma Termini. It was located near bus stops with services to takes you to famous sights such Pantheon and Vatican city. The hotel had the classic rotating doors and decors that one would see in those renaissance eras. Room was well sized and with wooden flooring. Housekeeping also keep room clean and tidy. Breakfast was good with a wide spread of bread, cakes and even donuts which you can fill up with nutella and jam. There was an outdoor glass space with plenty of sunlight and warmer are place for those colders days.

Location and transportation: The hotel itself is located next to the US Embassy in Italy, which is considered a safe area. However, there are few suitable restaurants and small supermarkets within 1 kilometer around. The bus or subway has to go at least 800 meters to about 1 kilometer. The hotel's security settings are average, and you don't need to swipe your card to enter the hotel gate or reach each floor. The biggest bug in hotel rooms is that the bathroom shower room is not well designed. Water easily overflows the shower room and flows everywhere in the bathroom. If you don't pay attention, the water may flow to the bedroom area when a girl washes her hair. This is very bad. Fortunately, we only stayed in this hotel for 2 nights, so we could only solve this problem by laying towels on the floor. Mini bars also charge a fee, and the fees are relatively reasonable. Just fine. This hotel is a hotel that I will not stay at twice. Personal living experience is for your reference.

Nestled in the heart of Rome, Camplus Hotel Roma Centro is a haven for discerning travelers seeking a blend of comfort, convenience, and affordability. Upon entering the hotel, you're immediately struck by the immaculate cleanliness that permeates the entire establishment. From the gleaming hallways to the spotlessly maintained rooms, every detail exudes a sense of meticulous care. The hotel's location is another major feather in its cap. Situated just a stone's throw away from Rome Termini Station, the city's central hub, you'll find yourself within easy reach of all the must-see attractions. Whether you're exploring the ancient Colosseum, immersing yourself in the Vatican's grandeur, or meandering through the charming Trastevere district, you'll be able to seamlessly navigate Rome's labyrinthine streets without the hassle of transportation. The staff at Camplus Hotel Roma Centro is genuinely friendly and attentive, going the extra mile to ensure your stay is pleasant and hassle-free. From the moment you check in to the day you depart, they are always eager to assist with your inquiries and provide helpful recommendations for exploring the city. While the amenities may not be as extensive as some luxury hotels, they are sufficient for a comfortable stay. Each room is equipped with a private bathroom, air conditioning, a flat-screen TV, and free Wi-Fi, ensuring you have all the essentials to unwind after a day of sightseeing. Overall, Camplus Hotel Roma Centro is an excellent choice for budget-conscious travelers who prioritize cleanliness, convenience, and friendly service. With its central location and comfortable accommodations, this hotel provides a great base for exploring the Eternal City without breaking the bank.

The room is spotless -sheets are being changed sometimes TWICE A DAY (!),I stayed at the deluxe room which had amazing Roman architectural elements such as extremely highly ceilings with “wavy” ceiling,big windows with antique vibes. The room is modernly designed with great amenities. I give the hotel extra points on using “Acqua di Parma” toiletries, it means a lot in my opinion when a luxury hotel use luxury toiletries. The hotel staff is out of this world -very helpful,very kind and very welcoming. The reception staff is very patient and will go above and beyond in order to help the guest to have the best experience in Rome . Regarding the location -the hotel is 8 minutes walking from the from the colosseum,should I add more ?

Very good location if you are traveling by train. You need to ask the front desk for extra amenities such as slippers, toothbrushes, or bathrobes. Most rooms do not have a nice view.

It was a not very satisfactory trip. We got the wrong room on the first day, changed to a twin room on the second day, and there was a problem with the charge on the last day. The hotel bathroom was very small and I couldn't even turn around when taking a shower. The only thing I was satisfied with was that the air conditioning was cool enough.

A large five-star hotel with more than 200 rooms, so it is standard, and there are no surprises. Junior Suite 449 with a balcony, overlooking the fountain square and the church next to it, feels pretty good. The breakfast was very good and the ingredients were great. I went to the swimming pool on the roof terrace, but unfortunately, it was closed at the end of September! Very disappointed.