Hotel Claridge - Rome, Italy 

"Great Hotel"
Posted: Mon, Nov 23 2009
I planned a trip through Globus and was placed in the Hotel Claridge for my Rome stay. However, the staff was nice even if they couldn't speak English. They were very helpful at breakfast and during check-in and check-out. The room was incredible. The location is near the embassies and the National Museum of Art. It is within walking distance of a lot. I am glad I did not stay in the middle of the city, as I heard from others about the noise and the smaller rooms and lack of amenities. The hotel is very tastefully decorated in a Scandinavian way. I really liked the marble bath room and the shower had lot of jets, it was a definate upgrade. The linens were luxurious, we had a flat screen plasma TV with Internet in the room- accessible from the TV. We had great lighting and plenty of space. I can't wait to stay at the Hotel Claridge again. I have already suggested it to a friend who leaves next week. There are some cute little places to eat right across the street and the trolley and bus come right outside the front door so you aren't forced to use a taxi, but a taxi to the other side of town was only like 7 Euros. Not bad. I say walk to where you are going then take a taxi back to your hotel.

Aida Vatrenjak
Posted: Sat, Jun 06 2009
Hotel was in a lovely area, a bit out but still possible to walk to the centre (40 minutes). Good public transport connections and taxis. Location encouraged us to see more of a Rome than we would have if staying right in the centre. Great value for money. Recommended

SL
Posted: Fri, Jun 05 2009
Excellent value for money. Hotel very well situated. Very friendly and helpful staff. Very good breakfast.

MP
Posted: Sun, May 10 2009
Tutto perfetto, migliorabile solo la colazione. Consigliabilissimo.

Johnn Monahan
Posted: Thu, Feb 12 2009
This was a last minute booking and we did not have high expectations. We were very pleasantly surprised. The staff in particular were exceptionally helpful. AND they all speak English! I would recommend the Claridge to anyone, especially English speakers.