Ciampino Hotel Guide - Historic Hotels in Ciampino, Rome

"Great breakfast!! The staff were incredibly helpful. The rooms were cozy. We enjoyed our stay and will definitely come back if God permits us. The trains were easy to catch and get to Rome's Termini station. There is nothing I disliked about this property."

"The weather is hot now so having a clean, comfy room with air con was definitely needed and provided. I didn’t spend much time at the hotel so can not speak about the pool or anything else the hotel has to offer. I can say the breakfast was very nice and the the hotel and grounds are very well kept. Last of all the staff are very nice and attentive. I was on a business trip and took taxis to a clients and then onto Rome and back to the hotel. I found it easy to travel in this way as the...

" I only stayed one night, but it was great for location, price and service. If you are going to Rome, I suggest to consider this B&B before going to a 3 Star Hotel."

"Customer service was fantastic couldn’t fault it. Room was almost clean. The bathroom needed some TLC and a good scrub - which I tried to do. Shower was hot an powerful and towels were perfect! Beds were hard and pillows lumpy. Hotel was lovely and quiet and very safe. "

"Quiet area. Friendly staff. Not too far to Ciampino Trains or Planes."

"Room very tired with broken floor tile around area of bed. Bed spotless but hole in the middle of bottom sheet. Hotel noisy as not far from Airport runway and railway line. "

"We had ended up staying here for a very brief overnight as our hostel in center had bed bugs found the same night we were supposed to fly out of Ciampino. We arrived late and the staff were accommodating, the man set us in a nice clean quiet room and called a transfer to the airport for us in early morning. We were pleased to have somewhere to rest and the location to train is VERY workable if wanting to explore the city. "

"The hotel was not at all like the pictures. I’m pretty sure the pictures used were from the apartment or staged room that could be seen across the balcony. The hallway floors were splitting apart. The bed sheet was torn and surrounded by unmatching hand me down looking furniture. The glass door that led out to a shared balcony, did not lock and had a broken roll up screen, so we had to do the limbo to get out. The toilet was also broken, or at least temperamental to say the least. The door to...