Grand Hotel Del Gianicolo

Tutto ok . Everything was good. In case you have your car or you have good legs, also the position is very good.

Nice friendly staff. Good location

At first it seems far out of town but once you get your bearings it is not too far.

Rooms a bit small but maybe that's Rome. Beds a bit hard. Weather permitting the pool should still be open in October. It was certainly warm enough to swim when we were there on 9-12 October.

The quality of the hotel was excellent and the staff were very helpful. The pool, gardens and sun terrace were a real bonus. The breakfast was plentiful and there was free coffee and biscuits throughout the day!

Not a major complaint but there are no restaurants nearby, the closest being around 25 minutes walk to the nearest Town. However, we opted for the location of the Hotel because we did not want to be in the middle of the Town plus central hotels do not have the same facilities.

The pool, the friendly staff,variety of food at breakfast

Wearing a swimming cap in the pool

The swimming pool and the location. Breakfast wasn't bad.

Some of the staff. Staff walking into room at anytime of the day without knocking! The beds are like sleeping on bricks and the noise in the hotel mean that you can forget a good night sleep. Food is overpriced and not very nice.

We stayed 4 nights at the hotel really enjoyed it. It was a good hotel, worth the money we payed. We had a working jacuzzi (which we really used and enjoyed) allthough it was rather old and the tub was not very big. There is a nice, large and clean pool - a must for us during the hot season! The personal was very friendly and helpful with everything. Breakfast buffet was very nice, if you don't like the american coffee they serve you can ask them for a cappuccino or a macchiato which was really good. The hotel is situated a little bit out of the town centre - in a nice and quiet area, yet close to both the Vatican and Trastevere. There are busses going from the hotel to most areas of Rome!

The rooms are not big, but since we spent the days visiting Rome that was not a problem for us. Be prepared to wear a swim cap when using the pool, which was mandatory and if you don't have your own swim cap, you can buy one at the hotel for 5 € which was a bit of a rip off...

Location

Very uninterested staff at reception. Send us to a closed restaurant !

I stayed there with my two sons ages 15 and 18. We spent a week sightseeing the City of Rome. I felt the hotel was in a good location. We were two blocks from the city bus routes that went to center of Rome. There was also a bus stop across from hotel that ended up near the Vatican. So it was very easy to get around. Staff was friendly and it was a very good stay. I would consider this hotel again next time I travel to Rome.

Breakfast was the same everyday. Though there was quite a bit of variety it would have been nice to have had a little more variety. Also, one of the main reasons I had for staying there was the pool. But, it was closed because of a pump problem for 4 of the 6 days we were there.

Good breakfast and the pool was great

Desk staff extremely courteous & helpful (nome, Mark?). Windows open onto pleasant view of trees...lovely garden spaces; wonderful pool area, terrace and bar. Very generous collazione and delicious fresh buffalo mozzarella. Good cafe/bar & restaurants nearby and the park/giardino Gianicolo. I hope to take my husband there next year. Margaret

Very bad odour of toxic spray of plants by gardener --- that is really unhealthy. Also, unfortunately some menu items were prefrozen/not fresh.

Hotel was lovely with fresh towles every day. Day reception staff were lovely and very helpful with info to get to the sights of Rome. We stayed on our honeymoon and were given room 213 which was nice, and it had the biggest and best balcony I've ever seen, overlooking the pool area, it was 3 times the size of the room, it was brilliant!

It was difficult to find the hotel. We arrived at about 11.30pm exhagusted and the man at reception was uncaring and dismissive. We arrived from the airport by train, (€11 each),into the main train station "Termini". The bus terminal is outside the train station to the right side and took the 75bus. Bought a bus ticket €1 at the news stand across the street because the taxi wanted €35.