Find hotels near Hadrian's Villa, Tivoli from NT$2,711

"I loved staying at this place: it was quiet, had a view to the duomo, was spotlessly clean and decorated in a lovely way. The location in the historic city centre was charming. The Villa d’Estate is 5min walk away, the Villa Adriana 50min (also reachable by bus), the Villa Gregoriana 10min and the train station 15min on foot. The room had aircon, heating, coffeemaker & kettle, fridge and the bathroom offered bathroom amenities plus bandaids and a hairdryer. Giovanni, the owner, was super friendly and helpful. As Tivoli is absolutely beautiful I will come back soon!"

"We had a wonderful host who picked us up from the train station. Breakfast delivered every morning at requested time. Great cappuccinos, juice, croissants, and traditional Italian sandwiches. Everything was within walking distance. Easy bus ride to Villa Hadrian-UNESCO Heritage Site. Lovely visit!"

"Good breakfast "

"Lovely host, great location and comfortable room. Would happily return and highly recommend. "

"It was a wonderful setting with whole Rome in your view in distance. The facility has a wonderful courtyard surrounded by olive trees. The host is super friendly and helpful. We loved our stay."

"Very nice stay "

"Serviceable hotel but surrounding area did not offer much in terms of amenities "

"Clean and nicely decorated room. Slippers and toiletries provided. I did have the impression that this was an apartment with a kitchenette. No, it’s just a room. The shared kitchen is upstairs. Also you are not allowed to have food or drink in the room. So if you want a cup of tea/coffee, or food, it has to be upstairs in the kitchen. Very inconvenient. No cup of tea relaxing in your pyjamas. The room is a 10 minute walk from the station and well located in town and for Villa D’Este. A short bus ride to Hadrians Villa"

"The place was nice enough. It was clean. It’s a long walk from the train station though. There are no taxi’s here, you have to walk. Turn LEFT out the station and over the walk-bridge over the river then up the maIn road. Don’t go through old town - suitcases don’t do well on cobblestones. "