Pet friendly Hotels in Lazio, Italy

Spent five nights here at around Easter time, visiting my relatives living nearby. Hotel is a hidden gem - really beautiful, ancient, quiet; with magnificent panoramic view of Rome, esp at night. Staff are all very nice, friendly and provide help whenever required. Breakfast is fine, not much in variety but for me it's good enough. will certainly come again when I next visit Rome/grottaferrata.

Room Decor: Typical Rome hotel style. The room isn't actually in the main building (confirm this when booking); it's in a neighboring residential building. It's relatively spacious, with a high window that offers little to no view outside, only good for ventilation. Soundproofing is terrible; at night, you can clearly hear conversations, hairdryers, and toilet flushing from next door. Bedding and Towels: Normal, comfortable, and clean. Location: While advertised as being in Plaza de España, it's actually on a hill. You need to take an elevator from the metro exit to the street above. The hotel didn't email us directions beforehand, causing me to get lost following Google Maps. I ended up carrying a large suitcase up about four flights of stairs at night. When I called the hotel, the front desk said there was only one person available and they couldn't come to meet me. Although they apologized afterward, it was still a huge inconvenience. I can't believe this is the kind of service you get for 2000 euros. Recommendation: Definitely take a taxi to the hotel. There's about a four-story difference between the ground-level plaza and the street above Plaza de España. Although there's an elevator from the metro exit, you might not be able to find it without knowing the route, and the hotel didn't inform me beforehand. It's worth noting that the elevator closes late at night. I stayed two nights, and both times I had to climb a long flight of stairs to get back to the hotel because the elevator was closed. If you don't mind climbing stairs, you can ignore this.

Great location, near the train station, service was also good. The main door is not obvious, is it beside the Viet restaurant. Need to press the door bell to open. Enter the main door and take the lift to level 1 to the reception. We took the ”private” outdoor terrace at level 2, and loved it. Wasn't bothered about the noise from the tram. We can hardly hear it.

The hotel is very well-maintained, and the service is excellent. Stefhany checked me in at the front desk, and it was a very quick process; she was incredibly friendly. I was able to store my luggage while waiting for my room to be ready at 3 PM. Although the area outside isn't the best, with some questionable individuals due to its proximity to the terminal, there was always security nearby, and police patrols were frequent. The rooms were quiet, allowing us to rest peacefully. It's located two blocks from Termini, and there's a bus station very close by, which made getting around easy, especially when returning late at night.

Very well placed, just next to the Termini Station, in a very calm and safe street. Big hotel, 6 floors. Restaurant and bar on the top floor with a nice terrace and view. Nice decoration. A lot of large and cozy spaces where to sit in the public area. Great breakfast. Rooms are correct for the price. I highly recommend it.

This hotel is close to Termini Station, about a 6-7 minute walk. **Accessibility:** It's a 6-minute walk from the station, making it easy to get to the Vatican and Colosseum. **Service:** The staff were friendly, but I had booked a twin room and was initially given a double. I had to go to the front desk to get it changed. **Cleanliness:** Everything was satisfactory, including the bed sheets. **Facilities:** The room itself was decent, but the shower stall was too small, making it difficult to move around. Also, the showerhead was facing the wrong direction.

The location is spot on! It’s not far to walk to anywhere from this hotel, there are many cafes and restaurants around so easy to find a lovely evening meal. The breakfast was simple but I enjoy that. There was fruit, eggs, pastries, bread, coffee and juice laid out each morning. The room is very basic and small. I understand that the pictures online and the rooms can vary, but this was very different to what we thought we had booked online. The balcony is very small and just a simple view of the nearby roofs. But the bed was extremely comfortable, I had a great nights sleep every night. The reception staff were helpful with everything and gave us great advise about travelling around Rome. This was a great place to stay if you’re only using to the room sleep.

The service was friendly, the breakfast was delicious, and the room was very clean! However, the location was difficult to find, and the system required calling the front desk upon arrival to unlock the door. Since my mobile phone plan didn't allow international calls, I had some trouble. Please be aware of this.

Hotel Seiler truly exceeded my expectations! It was spotless, the rooms were warm and stylish, the environment was elegant and comfortable, allowing me to relax completely; the staff were exceptionally attentive and responsive; and the facilities were excellent. Staying here in Rome was incredibly worthwhile, highly recommended!

The open-air bar on the top floor of the hotel is nice; the soundproofing of the room is not very good. When I first lived on the first floor, I felt like I was sleeping on the street. The noise was very noisy. It was much better after I moved to the fourth floor; the overall location is good, located on the commercial street, close to the Pantheon, fountain, and Spanish Square, and can be reached in more than ten minutes on foot; but it is a little far from the subway station, and it takes more than ten minutes to walk to it