Great hotel - really one of the best I have been lately - the facility is great, modern, clean and the staff is super nice and helpful. The location is a winner to walking trips across Old Rome. Breakfast was rich, generous and very good.

A small misses - toilet water in one of the rooms was malfunctioning - even after asking this to be fixed (which happened very fast) it didn't work 100%. Also, in such modern times much more USB sockets are needed near the beds for mobile devices charging and smarter TV that can stream content

Breakfast was good. Property beautiful location excellent away from hustle and bustle. Nice to have a pool to cool off in after long hot days

Pool water cloudy. We left a dress hanging in the washroom by accident. Staff said it was never found. It was there 100% Rooms small but typical of euro hotels.

We loved staying at this hotel. The location was fabulous, close to the Vatican and only a short distance from many other sights. We enjoyed evening walks returning to the hotel after dinner. Staff was exceptional. Very responsive, informed and helpful. We felt extremely well looked after. The accommodation was the perfect choice for us as a family of four. We had two bedrooms and a private pool to enjoy leisure time after sightseeing. The spa was equally good.

As family accommodation it would have been helpful to be able to transform one room into a twin. The actual indoor space was rather small.

The personality & passion of the staff at all levels were professional & fastidious. The facilitation of my request were accommodating and the forward thinking from the staff that was above & beyond my expectation. From all my experiences from previous 5 Star hotels in United States, Villa Aggrippina Gran Melia exceeds them all. The ambiance was indeed opulent.

The ants roaming on the balcony floor from room 525 is my only complaint.

Beautiful, luxurious hotel with a view of the Vatican. Gorgeous accommodations and impeccable service. We were offered an upgrade, and the staff actually took us to the two room choices so we could decide! Champagne and fruit were waiting for us as well. The pool are is gorgeous, although we did not use it because it was a little chilly. First class service all around!

We had trouble with the light switches. If we turned the reading light off, the power for that outlet cut off, so I couldn’t charge my phone bedside. I’m sure it was something the staff could have helped me with, but it was late when I realized this, and I didn’t want to bother them. it is also quite expensive, but it is extremely nice!

we loved the location and the fact that it was set apart from the city but close enough to do everything

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Location couldn't be better. Very quiet. Nice garden and great pool area to relax over the cocktails. The folks at the concierge service were extremely helpful and went extra mile to arrange everything for us. A nice bar/restaurant for light meals.

Nothing really comes to mind. Be aware that it's on a hill so if you'll need to walk up from the Tevere bank, but that's just some healthy extra exercise after all that dining out!

Location was great. Very quiet despite central locale. Food was good. I appreciated being able to order a variety of salads/lite and healthy fare at lunch. Staff was excellent- supremely helpful and accommodating. Gym was great. Pool very clean and beautiful. I plan to return.

The only thing I’d recommend is room service for breakfast. It is nice to just be able to have breakfast in room while planning the day.

This hotel is a paradise in Rome. We booked exactly because of this, as we wanted a short break in this great city but not in a typical city hotel and Villa Agrippina was exactly that...a resort in the city with full pool area, pool bar, excellent service and great atmosphere. Great hotel!

Beautifully done, loved the space in the middle of Rome.

Pool was freezing, one of the restaurants and bar wasn’t open, we were very disappointed the bar looked so lovely, apparently due to an event the night before, but it’s a hotel and we would have thought they would be used to that, so the atmosphere wasn’t buzzy enough and we still paid Ryder Cup prices without all the facilities open.