Hotels near Settebagni Station

"The hotel was incredible, the staff was very friendly and even though I don't speak Italian, they helped me find out how to get transportation and the food there is delicious."

"For easy access to Rome, this is great value. A short, frequently departing train ride takes you onto the city centre metro system and the cycle path along the River Tiber takes you door to door. Driving into the city is easy but varies with congestion at dufferent times and requires finding somewhere to park - and road access to the site itself can be quite bewildering. The site has a great laundry and shower/toilet block, as well as washing up space, so the bungalows really are self catering. However, we booked a standard bungalow and it was ok but not great. No real space to prepare food and only a small fridge, and quite well worn. It looked like it would have been well worth booking a superior bungalow. That said, the air conditioning worked well, which was the most important condition. The site was quite noisy: grass cutting, party music from the adjacent sports club and a convention of Vesoa enthusiasts buzzing around at all hours disturbed out peace. But its a campsite, in Rome, for this price. No complaints. We would stay here again, in a better bungalow."

"Very good hotel"

"The service and the team are excellent. This is the only property I stay at when in Rome."

"We had a corner room with a balcony, table & chairs on it"

"Staff were very friendly. The hotel is clean and you barely hear any noise. Figo restaurant -food was nice and with 20% off prices were affordable. I will stay here again!"

"Great breakfast, very clean room and premises. Thanks!!"

"The room was very clean and the staff made check in and check out speedy and stress free. I liked that the reception was 24/7. Only downfall was that the restaurant didnt serve food in the evenings so when we arrived we had to find alternative food places but the staff were helpful in recommending some good food places. "

"The only problemwas the communalfridges"