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"Great place to stay if you're flying out from the Rome airport. Free Airport Shuttle which is available 24 hours. The pick us is right outside Terminal 3, just cross the street to the middle divider. The shuttle takes one directly to the hotel. Hotel is clean, quiet and comfortable. Kettle, coffee and tea in the room. Breakfast buffet is available for a charge. There are two Hiltons at FMO, this is the Garden Inn so it is not the hotel that you can walk to."

"Very friendly staff and nice room!"

"Wonderful hotel"

"nice room, breakfast was good and so was dinner, shuttle service to airport"

"Views are great. Majority of the bar staff was fun and friendly. Food was delicious. Shuttle service was so handy. Room was sufficient for a 1 night stay, close to the airport. Cleanliness was... hmmm... room wasn't the greatest, had a tonne of toenail clippings on our balcony floor, lamp wiring was frayed and hanging out- definite red flag. Breakfast was sad! Cold eggs, cold bacon, watery juice. Both ended up feeling super nauseous later on. Water pressure in shower was horrible But would I stay here for a quick stopover again? Probably"

"Centrally located to train and subway Elevators are extremely small. You may have to carry your suitcase up a flight or two of stairs. Staff is extremely helpful and breakfast buffet was great! "

"Very happy;)"

"This place sits somewhere between a campground and a budget resort—and that’s exactly its appeal. If you’re looking for a traditional hotel in Rome, this isn’t it. But if you want affordable, flexible lodging with more space and amenities, it’s a strong option. The setup is mostly bungalows and mobile homes, which are surprisingly comfortable. You get basic essentials—bed, bathroom, A/C—and enough privacy to relax after long days in the city. It’s not luxury, but it’s clean and functional. Where it stands out is the facilities: * Large pool area (great in the summer) * On-site restaurant and bar * Mini market for quick essentials * Shuttle/bus access into central Rome Getting into the city takes some planning. It’s outside the center, so expect 30–45 minutes to reach major spots like Colosseum or Trevi Fountain. Public transport works fine, but it’s not as convenient as staying downtown. Downsides: * Can get crowded and noisy, especially with groups * WiFi is hit or miss * Feels more like a resort than a “Rome” experience Bottom line: Great value if you’re okay trading location for price and space. Especially good for families or longer stays. If you want to step out your door into historic Rome, look elsewhere—but if you want a budget-friendly base with amenities, it does the job well."

"Funky styling, great location for easy walking access to food (10-min) and sightseeing (30min)"