Hotel Villa San Pio  

Buen hotel, habitaciones excelentes, buena atención personal

Ausencia de servicio de restauración

El Hotel San Pio en un hotel que no esta centrico que tiene una pequeña subida desde el metro y que con el verano este ha sido duro pero la recompensa era llegar al hotel ducharte y relajarte en su habitacion era una sensacion eso y desayunar en su terraza rodeado de vegetacion esas dos cosas son importantisimas para elgir ha este hotel .

El que esta en un monte pero esto lo hace atractivo para visitar Roma y a la vez estar en un hotel relajado y sin ruidos una comodidad para acabar un dia de visitas freneticas.

Excelente ubicación, cerca de la zona turística de Roma en un barrio muy tranquilo y silencioso.

The hotel was perfectly located for easy access to the fao and the metro, slightly less of a walk than from the sister hotels in the same beautiful Aventino district. Undeniably, the garden and the breakfast area are sublime, and the breakfast itself quite pleasant. I was impressed by the enormous size of the room where I spent the first night. Nice too to have a mini-bar with an acceptable wine. Although the room the next two nights was smaller, it was even prettier and had a fantastic balcony up against one of those magnificent local pines.

Having stayed once at the Hotel Aventino, I was curious about the San Anselmo and the San Pio. Although the San Anselmo had a very generous special offer on for the same days, I allowed myself to be influenced by the reviews on the two, and chose to spend quite alot more at the San Pio in return for refined decor, perfect quiet, functioning wifi, and a well praised breakfast. Sadly, I was disappointed on most counts. Nowhere were there the antique paintings and Oriental rugs that featured so prominently in the description. The floors were wooden and bare. The only painting was stencilled patterns on the walls. Nor was it quiet, as I was given a room on the street and parking side, with all the people commotion to and from the breakfast area. Although I was able to change rooms, I could still hear traffic afterwards. The wifi only worked the first evening. Even after repeated attempts with new passwords, the service refused to perform, and the hotel staff suggested it was my computer. This was not true. Although rain prevented guests from taking breakfast outdoors on the patio, there was a perfectly lovely conservatory alternative. However, though a cappucino machine had received admiring mention in the reviews, I never saw it and was somewhat let down by what was a distinctly machine coffee. The breakfast was reasonable, but I was quite surprised to overhear another guest being charged an excessive amount to have a friend join her for it. I didn't find the selection that overwhelming. There were problems with the shower in the first room, the water dribbling out from the joint on the shower cord. The bathrooms were very dark. Next time I will sample the San Anselmo, especially if there is the price differential again. The experience at the Hotel San Pio, while charming in many ways, was definitely not worth the extra money.

Italian feel. It was not just another standard hotelr

Resturant closed on saturday eve. Too far from. City. Shower not working properly

Staff assistance was excellent. Volunteered valuable advice about area activities etc.. Restaurant facilites and food were terrific. Very secure area and neighbourhood. Wonderful terrace off room. Reasonable walking distance to Metro system.

Bathroom facilities in our specific room needed some repairs. Further walk than anticipated to neighbourhood shops.

Very friendly, comfortable and the rooms were gorgeous

Fine boutique hotel. Distinctive, not mass -produced. Beautiful rooms, good service.

Wonderful location in quiet, but central area of Rome. Short walk to very nice neighbourhood restaurants. Can't possibly be beaten for fao visitors.

It is a great very quiete hotel in one of the best areas of Rome close to the Roman monuments and at the same time there are no tourist crowds nearby I strongly reccomend this hotel for those who would like to enjoy Rome and do not be engage into crowds of people with maps in hands

The rooms had nice tall ceilings and good bathrooms.

Beds were rock hard, making it impossible to sleep.

The hotel is in a quiet and lovely section of Rome, the Aventino. It was once three villas, and is connected by a beautiful courtyard and outdoor space, with a greenhouse-like breakfast room that is a rare and peaceful respite from the hustle and bustle of the city. The breakfast is ample and delicious, and the staff friendly and welcoming.

No negative feedback-- just a word of warning that access to public transportation requires a walk down-- or up-- a fairly steep hill, which we knew as we had stayed at their sister hotel before.

The location, proximity to metro stations, or if you enjoy walking through the suburbs this is the place. The breakfast was first class, the staff were helpful and friendly. The area the hotel was located had some amazing value for money restaurants which were always hard to get a booking.