蘋丘 (ROM) 附近飯店 | 熱門住宿限時優惠 NT$4,724 起

「Me encantó la zona es hermosa privilegiada caminando las atracciones como la fuente de trevi piazza di popolo, la esta llena de restaurantes heladerías, puedes hacer shopping porque todas las butiques están ahí caminando tiendas las de lujo y también las tiendas ordinarias la atención del hotel es muy buena te priven de todo lo necesario para tu estancia , es ideal para familias el departamento es moderno súper limpio tiene una hermosa decoración te dejan souvenirs como vino bebidas...

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

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

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「一間 modern及型格的酒店。房間分兩層，間格分佈合理。早餐不是自助形式的，質素OK. 剛入住時的第一晚有甜品送，感覺貼心。位置亦是其賣點，超方便，各大景點就在附近。員工提供的服務效率也十分之高，make左 request, 剛放下電話不久，他們已到了酒店房門口。整體感覺好好，除左冇乜景觀。」

「Good service 」

「Hotel room is clean and big.Only thing is WiFi super super slow.」

「The location was perfect. 2 minute walk to many restaurants and shops. Close to the public square which had nightly entertainment.」

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

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

「The hotel was undergoing renovation while we were in the first day! A bit inconvenient, but nonetheless the staff are super friendly! Very cozy, sort of home away from home feeling of it! Location is the best!」

「方便，還境是否真的不錯」

「Clean and well equipped. Near the central Roma with walkable distance. The staff is easy to reach out and prompt to assist. Will consider to stay here again if ever again to visit Roma.」

「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...