Parco dei Principi Grand Hotel & SPA

This hotel was fantastic! Excellent service! They have a pool, spa, sauna, gym, bar, and restaurant. The decor was outstanding! A beautiful introduction to Rome, Italy. Breakfast is served daily either in the restaurant or it can be ordered the night before and delivered to your room in the morning. I can only say wonderful things about this outstanding Hotel!

A true 5 star hotel experience with quiet luxurious rooms and courteous attentive staff. The spa and pool were an added plus after walking through Rome all day. The location is excellent, what we preferred as it's a 30 minute walk to all the major attractions in the city but far enough away from most of the traffic and noise to be comfortable. Right next to a wonderful park with a zoo; you can hear the peacocks and seals at night with the windows open. A wonderful hotel to consider if staying in the area.

As its name suggests, this really is a “grand” hotel! From the breathtaking lobby to the beautifully decorated rooms and lavish breakfast buffet, it offers a luxurious yet not haughty experience. Friendly staff is eager to please. You won’t regret booking a room here!

My first time to Italy. This hotel is very grand and the food is delightful as well as all of the staff! Nice clean comfortable rooms and an outdoor and indoor pool but we didn't go in either one. There is a big park around the corner from the hotel which we enjoyed walking around every day. Our room was a little haunted to which I googled to find out that the hotel is on the list of haunted hotels around the world. But it isn't scary. I would stay here again as well as recommend to stay at when you visit Rome. There is also free wi-fi here!

Discriminatory behavior that is intolerable. This is a beautiful place. It really is, but I stayed with my daughter, and she spent the whole trip waiting to go into the hotel pool, which was 50 euros for us both. It was a beautiful pool, and although I didn't want to go, I wanted to give her the experience she wanted. So on our last day, I decided to pay for the admission. There are 3 swimming lanes. My daughter is 9, and she really wanted to swim the lanes. She swam about 40 meters before the attendant told me she wasn't "allowed" to swim. She was specifically discriminated against because she is a child. She was the 3rd of a total of 5 swimmers, but she was an easy target for a weak lifeguard. There were NEVER more than 5. I swam in high school, and every swimmer knows that it's common for there to be 2/lane regularly becau6thrre are 2 sides of the lane. I was told she was told she wasn't allowed to swim because there were "too many" in the pool, which never exceeded 5 *3 lanes x 2 people = 6). We got out, highly offended, and immediately left to tell the spa manager. She dismissed the discrimination. Then we went to the front desk. My concerns were ignored. The hotel staff was openly discriminatory against children. As a matter of principle, I would not recommend staying here. The atmosphere of any place in Rome can be beautiful. The location can be great. But if a hotel can't respect the rights of the unrighteous, like children, then does it deserve the respect of the righteous?

Wonderful hotel in Rome. First of all shout-out to Eleanora reservations who helped me so much with my booking and reassuring me my rooms were being kept for me when I had a few issues with my debit card (through no fault of mine). This was honestly such a relief travelling with my children so enormous thanks to her! This hotel has echoes of the wonderful Warldorf in New York. Such a beautiful entrance reception, the bedrooms were exquisite, beds themselves were extremely comfortable and the environs were so tranquil! We felt very safe in the neighbourhood. Lovely attentive staff, beautiful receptions rooms, delicious breakfast I could go on! A lovely walk through the park takes you to the city so an easy enough 20 min walk to Trevi, Spanish steps etc. However it was the heatwave so a bit of a trek in 40 degrees! Perhaps a shuttle bus might be a good option in the hotel if just to the metro? |The pool was absolutely stunning and the attendants were so friendly and hardworking, always finding people a sun bed so another shoutout to all of them. In fact probably the nicest pool in a European capital I have ever seen! I do think however you should NOT allow children under maybe 10 years a sunbed in the summer (just put up a notice) when adults are waiting! I witnessed a couple behind me with 4 beds and their 2 young children in the pool for the duration of the afternoon! Also people not bothering to return towels/leaving towels on beds and going off (as per usual - I don’t know why people can’t have consideration for others). This of course is not the hotels fault! |So all in all this was absolutely one of the nicest hotels I have stayed in.

We enjoyed every moment of this beautiful place. The food, the people and the setting is amazing. Every detail of our trip was planned with perfection.

Very nice accommodating staff. The hotel is located in a neighborhood and is wonderfully quiet after a long day seeing the sights. That means you take a taxi to the popular places but we're glad we were not in the mix of all of the crowds and noise at the end of the day. We talked about 1/2 mile to the local cafe (Caffe Rossini) for our morning cappuccino and croissant before heading out for the day. The pool and pool service are excellent and we had an opportunity to relax with an Aperol Spritz poolside. The bar service inside is very nice too. If you decide to have a cocktail inside they'll bring you a delicious array of snacks as well. Overall a beautiful experience. We're glad we stayed here and would do it again.