義大利羅馬歌德故居 (ROM) 附近飯店 | 熱門住宿限時優惠 NT$5,067 起

「The location is perfect; the room is comfortable. The service is excellent particularly the stuff is very helpful. Good experience overall 」

「Nous avons particulièrement apprécié la décoration de l’hôtel, la taille et l’aménagement de la chambre.」

「 Bruno and his family did a fantastic job at making us feel welcome and comfortable.」

「David, he is working on the reception desk, very kind and warm.」

「Good service 」

「Clean, best location, new decoration, good service」

「Had the triple room which was very spacious. Very close to the Spanish steps. Enjoyed my stay」

「房間非常的漂亮」

「Francesco was very friendly and provided local information regarding restaurants and nightlife. Room was clean, great location. Definitely will be back.」

「On a quiet street, 200 m from metro. Wonderful」

「Awesome location, food and metro close by. Easy to get around with kids. Room was extremely clean and cleaned every day. Only thing is that the WiFi was a bit inconsistent especially in the afternoon/evening time 」

「Prijs kwaliteit verhouding niet helemaal in balans. Te veel personeel in bar en restaurant met te weinig toezicht. Erg rumoerige barruimte, met geluidsoverlast tot op de kamer. Uitzicht vanuit kamers is slecht. 」

「Andrea’s place was an excellent base for a first time visit to Rome. It was close and walkable to all the key landmarks and neighbourhoods that we wanted to visit. The room was a little small but had a cute little balcony where you could enjoy a glass of wine or breakfast. We will definitely visit Rome again and would absolutely choose to stay at the Casa Montani again.」

「Management Reversed Written Agreement & Ignored Guest Safety My experience at The Goethe Hotel Roma reflects a severe breakdown in management integrity and guest protection. Management explicitly approved a proposed solution in writing. Upon arrival, the Front Desk confirmed and implemented that agreement. Hours later, the hotel reversed its position, claiming there had been a “misunderstanding,” and demanded a significantly higher rate. Emails from management were later treated as if they...