Castelli Romani Hotel Guide - Hotels with Parking in Castelli Romani, Rome

"Love everything about this hotel! Centrally located, shuttle service (for a fee) and a delicious breakfast included."

"Close to the airport and free shuttle bus"

"We had a room on the lower level and heard a horrible noise the first night. The Staff changed our room to an upper level and for the next two nights we had no noise. The staff was extremely accommodating to our needs. The hotel breakfast was immense. Many choices to choose from including fruits, cheese, meats, eggs, Capuchino, Teas, and much more. Quite the spread!"

"Everything was great except the restaurant staff other than the amazing cook who kept checking on us the other staff made us feel like we were a burden on them if we had questions they were rude and rushing us to leave. We were still eating when they were taking plates from in front of us. We never ate at the sit down restaurant again. Make sure you have cash for washing because even though sign states go to office to get a wash card they will not help you and turn you away I was very disappointed in that. We followed what the signs said to do and were treated poorly for it. So make sure you are fully prepared and do not ask for help."

"Great place to stay for an early flight in the morning. Food was excellent. Beds were comfortable."

"Amazing staff, hotel very clean and great location to many of the sites! Also, delish breakfast!"

"This place sits somewhere between a campground and a budget resort—and that’s exactly its appeal. If you’re looking for a traditional hotel in Rome, this isn’t it. But if you want affordable, flexible lodging with more space and amenities, it’s a strong option. The setup is mostly bungalows and mobile homes, which are surprisingly comfortable. You get basic essentials—bed, bathroom, A/C—and enough privacy to relax after long days in the city. It’s not luxury, but it’s clean and functional. Where it stands out is the facilities: * Large pool area (great in the summer) * On-site restaurant and bar * Mini market for quick essentials * Shuttle/bus access into central Rome Getting into the city takes some planning. It’s outside the center, so expect 30–45 minutes to reach major spots like Colosseum or Trevi Fountain. Public transport works fine, but it’s not as convenient as staying downtown. Downsides: * Can get crowded and noisy, especially with groups * WiFi is hit or miss * Feels more like a resort than a “Rome” experience Bottom line: Great value if you’re okay trading location for price and space. Especially good for families or longer stays. If you want to step out your door into historic Rome, look elsewhere—but if you want a budget-friendly base with amenities, it does the job well."

"Funky styling, great location for easy walking access to food (10-min) and sightseeing (30min)"