Aurelio hotels

Nice clean hotel with really helpful staff....just a little bit too far from the city centre or a metro station

The chaps in charge and in fact everyone who worked there were excellent - spent lots of time with us when we arrived making sure we knew where we were in relation to everything, what we should prioritise in terms of sightseeing, booked trips for us and gave us tips on avoiding queues etc. Hotel spotlessly clean. Room very comfortable. Excellent value for money. Would definitely go back.

The rooms are very clean, the staff are extremely helpful and the breakfast is complimentary and is very good (large spread). The only con is it's a bit far from the town center. I couldn't walk to any place - which I normally do. But they give you free shuttles (you have to pre-book) to the nearest railway station and to Vatican museums. I had a difficult time going to the hotel from the airport. Please do your homework before you land so you won't be stranded like I was. The hotel gives clear directions - stick to those.

We chose the hotel because it was away from the city centre. This did restrict evening excursions and there is absolutely nothing in the vicinity other than the hotel bar and a supermarket but we were so tired after sightseeing all day it wasn't an issue for us. Lovely outdoor pool. The daily shuttle bus into the city was a real bonus and nothing was ever too much trouble for the staff. The room was spotless, comfortable and cleaned regularly. The inclusive breakfast offered good choice. There were conferences and training courses going on at the time, clearly used by people on business

This Vatican "Pilgrimage" hotel is a great place in Rome: it's quiet and easily accessible by bus, with a lovely garden. It's almost too swanky now: I've stayed here in the 1980's when it was really spartan: showers down the hall, no AC, no baths in each room, no tv... a real Roman experience. Now it has all those things. The staff is friendly and very helpful, the rooms are clean and basic, but with phones, tv, baths, AC, etc. The bar is fairly basic, and the breakfast: well, if one avoids the instant eggs and greasy bacon, the rest is great. Here's the deal with Domus Pacis: Rome, especially in the summer is HOT and LOUD, this place is quiet and cool, easily accessible by bus to the Vatican (they'll even offer you Vatican stamps and postal service, the fastest in Italy). By American standards, it's not chic at all, but it's very reasonably priced and quite safe. Now getting to the bus stop is a bit of an experience, since the road in front is very busy, and, to get into Rome one has to go right, cross the street, and catch the bus on the opposite side of the road. Still, my mother (who has trouble walking about), my wife and my 13 year old daughter all really liked it. It's my third stay here, and I when I'm in Rome again, I plan to return. For American standards: well above a Motel 6, sort of like a Holiday Inn Express, but a bit more spartan (no workout room, say). Hope that helps some of you understand the character of the place. dCiao!

Two towels given for 3 people and on the second night only 1 towel, plus goods missing.

This hotel had great staff and amenities. While on a large and beautiful property outside the city, there were frequent buses for 1,50 Euro pp to go into city. The pool and outdoor areas are beautiful and rooms were good size.

The desk manager is welcoming. I was shown to my room readily, the room being and well laid out. For a woman travelling alone, I heartily recommend this hotel. The lobby and all common areas are comfortable, clean, and above all present as safe. The room service manager also keeps in mind the comfort of her guests. She brought me flowers after my first day. The neighborhood of the hotel is quite appealing as well. I book a second stay at the Cardinal Hotel St Peter, and toward the end of the stay, my mother will be joining me. I only recommend hotels of high caliber (either a well deserving 3* or higher) as a place for my mother, a retired educator, to enjoy. I am very much looking forward to our joint stay at the 4* rated Hotel Cardinal St Peter.

I was expecting a lot less. But the minute we came around the corner and saw the hotel, we were pleasantly surprised. It was on an oasis in urban Rome. The guy at the counter was happily explaining hiw to get around Rome to a new guest. We got to the room and the sheets were clean like they were pressed. Impressive that the room fit a king and a twin size bed with room to spare! The place is a 15 minute walk from the Vatican but the bus stop is a 5 minute walk away. Enjoy the scenery; be a local and blend in. Get a 4-day or weekly metro pass. If you can manage it, get a car. We brought our 10-year old and we never got a complaint about the walk. We would stay here again!

Out of town but metro superb. Great hotel had terrace so sunshine and wine in the afternoon. Staff fantastic we got ice, wine glasses, cork screw and very helpful for info. Thanks to all the wonderful staff we loved Rome Kind regards Graeme and Anya