The suite was more spacious than we expected and the facilities were clean and in good condition given the age of the property. The area is very nice, up-market less tourist feel. Nice restaurants close by. Roughly a 2km walk into the city which was a challenge with a toddler/stroller, We got loads of exercise in! We visited the zoo, and found a playground in the park opposite which was great. We wanted a hotel with a pool, and for that need we know this property was the right choice. The buffet breakfast was a good spread and yummy. We enjoyed our stay.

Very spacious and clean room with all necessary facilities. Location is quiet even being close to busy street and local bus stop is right in front of the hotel (all public transport is promt, simple to use and very cheap comparing to other big cities). Breakfast was tasty. Staff extremely polite and willing to help. Good shower pressure. There's also small kitchenette which was very convenient after binging Italian treats. Definitely would come back and highly recommend to others. Keep it up!

No major CONS. Just a few small notes to be shared: a bit small variety of breakfast with no differences of hot meals within all three mornings. At least one small bottle of water could be left in the room for free - that's essential need for us, humans and doesn't cost much. Most important - Please treat your own staff equally as guest: if they use elevator - let them proceed to their destination. We can wait for it to come back. Cleaning personnel doesn't need to step out with all the heavy racks just to SERVE us. We saw other guest and understand where this comes from, but slavery is far far back in history books. These cheap pocket "Lords" can act their hierarchies in their own houses :) All of your staff is doing excellent work!

Large rooms with great view of Borghese Gallery woods Luigi (and Alessandro, too) on front desk was especially friendly and encouraging in my efforts to speak Italian. Raffaele in the breakfast room was attentive, and food choices were varied and tasty.

Not the hotel's fault but it was farther from the heart of the city than we expected it to be, so it was often a rather long wait for taxis to arrive to take us into Rome proper.

It’s a proper hotel property with on site breakfast room, pool and its own mini garden. It was clean and quite fancy though furniture and interiors of the rooms was a bit dated (but all clean and in working order). The rooms were spacious and the bathroom had a very nice bath (rather just a shower which is the norm in Rome). A small kitchenette was also very useful. It was also a plus that there was a very convenient tram line just outside.

As I mentioned above, some of the furnishings were a bit dated. It was also a bit noisy from the trams as well as the zoo in the Borghese park which starts just opposite the hotel. However, nothing which really bothered us.

Fabulous location adjacent to Borghese Gardens and just a 10 minute walk to Piazza del Poppolo. This lovely and welcoming property offers warm hospitality, very generously sized accommodations, a hot daily breakfast buffet, and outstanding hospitality. We previously stayed at the Hotel Villa Aldrovandi next door ( currently closed for renovation) and while the two properties are quite different, this hotel is absolutely wonderful in its own way. The staff is incredibly warm and caring, the daily maid service adapts to nearly any time that works for its guests, and the feeling is one of comfort and relaxation. The building is over 100 years old and the beauty of its original architectural detail is lovely. It’s a fabulous value!

The Aldovandi Suites are situated a 20 minute walk through the Villa Borghese Park to the city gates or a 15 minute walk from Flaminio Metro Station. Buses and trams pass directly past the hotel but, not directly into the city centre. Taxis appear to be plentiful. Our room was located on the ground floor facing the main street. The room was large and spacious, it had a kitchenette and was well equipped with enough cutlery, crockery and utensils for our stay. The bed was comfortable and we slept well. The bathroom was modern, bath with overhead shower. The room was cleaned and towels were changed everyday. The pool area is quite large with plenty of sunbeds. The pool bar serves snacks but, we didn't sample these. The breakfast offered an excellent selection of pastries, fruit, juices, continental meats and cheeses, tea and coffee. There are also a limited selection of hot food options available The staff we met were courteous and helpful. We enjoyed our stay.

The trams do run from early in the morning until late at night and as our room faced the main street we were aware of them thundering past. This didn't bother us as we live near an airport and are used to some noise.

A peaceful and friendly retreat from the bustle of Rome. Staff were amazing. We had a spacious suite with kitchen, table and plenty of room. The swimming pool was lovely with lots of trees around. We walked into most of the tourist attractions through the park. It was a good walk but made more pleasant by the pretty gardens of the park. There are some good places to eat locally around the hotel, about 10 minutes walk. The area is mainly residential. There are also some supermarkets if you want to cater for yourself. Breakfast was excellent.

It is a fairly long walk into the city centre but ok if you are fairly fit and you can get a taxi for a reasonable price.

Comfortable room with nice bathroom. Good breakfasts. Friendly and helpful staff. Lovely old building which was spotlessly clean. Overall, a good stay in the location we wanted.

Thought the swimming pool might open two days before we left but it didn’t and the outside seating area was closed off. Air conditioning, advertised at the time of booking wasn’t available, but I think this was out of the hotel’s control. Rome regulated. Kitchenette fixtures and fittings were showing their age and could do with a update.The only mirror was in the bathroom. One in the living area would have been useful.

This is a great choice for a visit to Rome. The rooms were very big; my kids were so excited that they had their own room and (twin) beds. It's like an apartment so you have a kitchen, which is nice for a longer stay, and there is a separate entrance so you can enter through the hotel lobby or through your own private door. Our suite had a cute little patio that you could exit to get to the pool. The pool was amazing; after a hot day of touring around Rome, it was wonderful to be able to cool off in the pool before dinner. The breakfast was standard hotel breakfast fare but was plenty of food. The staff were nice and helpful. The hotel is about a 20 minute walk to the gates of Rome, but it is through a beautiful park, which made the walk a little easier as one of the few places in Rome with trees and some shade. It's also right next to the zoo and the modern art museum so there are activities nearby as well if you don't feel like walking as much one day. When we were there, there was a pop up bar with a DJ that operated in the park across the street from the art museum, which was a fun addition for a quick drink before heading back to the hotel.

The property is a little old in its decor, but aside from that, I have nothing bad to say. We loved our stay here.

Pre arrival contact was good and clear and the hotel sorted out airport transfer which was more economical than online. All went well there. Staff very friendly and professional. Room was spacious suite and good facilities. Breakfast lovely in a nice setting. Used the pool once. Was a quiet and very nice neighbourhood, but at a cost- see below. Taxis good and all metered for travel around

Bus links not good as always changes recommended and times similar to walking to main city ..invariably around 45 mins. Although walk was nice through Borghese Gardens and often used taxis.