Villa Eur Parco Dei Pini, Rome

My stay at the hotel was mostly delightful. The rooms were good with a big TV, a shower with hot water, and a safe. The only downside was that I could hear noises from the neighborhood if they were loud. The service was top-notch, especially receiving a beer upon my return after a walk. However, the food was not always fresh. The location, while far from the city center, had a quiet ambiance but lacked proximity to essential spots. The dining experience offered a variety of choices but lacked healthy options.

The hotel is conveniently located next to metro stations and buses, making it very easy to get to the center. The rooms are decent, equipped with a big TV, a shower with hot water, and a safe. However, the downside is the thin walls that allow noise from neighboring rooms to be heard. The dining experience is lacking in healthy options and variety but offers local fruits. The location is a bit far from the center, which could be pricey for cab rides, but it offers good parking options and easy access to transportation.

The hotel is located in a quiet neighborhood in the outskirts of Rome, which is good if you have a car. The rooms are old but contain everything required for a modern-day stay, although the walls may not provide complete soundproofing. The service is friendly, with very helpful staff, and the dining options could be improved for healthier choices. The location is not bad with nearby metro stations but involves a bit of walking. Overall, a decent option for those looking for a peaceful stay away from the city center.

The hotel offers good rooms with amenities like a big TV, safe, and hot water shower, but sound insulation could be better. The service was friendly and accommodating, with a bonus welcome drink. The location, though in the quieter outskirts of Rome, was convenient for a peaceful stay. The dining experience was basic but kept clean and had a decent choice. Overall, a decent value for money option with some room for improvement.