Aurelio hotels

We both had a lovely time at Bellambriana, it was quite hard to find since it was in a residential area but as soon as we arrived we were greeted well by the staff, Rooms have all the essentials but a little modernising would help. Free WIFI was a great benefit. We both enjoyed playing in the Swimming pool, it was the best thing about the hotel and hot and cold Breakfast was enjoyable. It is not close to the centre of Rome but great if you want somewhere peaceful and a outdoor pool.

It was all good. The guys are great hosts and very helpful. I would recommend Heart of Rome to anyone going to visit Rome as a great value.

My husband and I stayed here for 6 nights and were happy with the hotel. The staff was very friendly and spoke good English. They gave us good recommendations for restaurants. The hotel was close to the metro A line which made all our transportation easy. It was great that the hotel included breakfast and free wifi. The shower was big enough and had a glass door. The mattress was not super comfortable but everything else was more important to us. We would stay here again.

Fantastic hotel, have already recommended it, very helpful staff, great breakfast with a variety of choice. Rooms big and spacious. We had one large room made into two smaller rooms with one dble bed in one, and a double and single in another. Bed was slightly too hard for me but not for the wife. Large green space for children to run around. Would definitely go and stay there again, have no complaints whatsoever.

Wonderful experience! I was traveling on business and the staff went above and beyond to be helpful and kind. I would recommend this hotel to anyone that is visiting Rome. Great location rooms are clean and internet works great! Book this hotel, you will be satisfied

Great stay at this hotel. Staff were very friendly and spoke good English. Restaurant menu a little limited but food quality good including a large breakfast with enough choice for everyone. The only drawback is the location which is a little way out of the centre. There is a courtesy bus to the nearest metro during the day. Taxi back to hotel from centre approx 15 Euro. Overall v nice hotel.

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!

Hotel was fine food ok and rooms very clean and tidy , the only problem I had was getting ice , there never seemed to be any , it was very hot during my stay and that was the only complaint I have , maybe they should have an ice machine in the hotel lobby that would solve the problem .

Incredible service, good restaurant food.

It's like a dorm room. All we needed was a room and it was perfect. There is a restaurant in the camp site and you should definitely eat your breakfast there. If you have the time, and the energy, don't use a taxi. If you are coming from another location, use the metro to stop in Cipro, then take the bus on the other side, (2-3 blocks of walking) to Aurelia (the bus number is 200something, in front of a chinese supply shop). Stop in front of a department store, called Panorama, which is right across Villa Roma. Do not follow this direction if you are passed 9-10PM. I can't guarantee you will catch a bus.