Roma, Italy
59 Via Giorgio Zoega, 00164 Roma, ItalyPolished rooms in an upmarket hotel with a spa, dining & a conference center, plus a rooftop bar.
Telle
The hotel has a really nice interior and is made up of two separate buildings. The room was clean and well-kept; the only small issue I noticed was a minor paint flaw in the bathroom. Reception service was fine, nothing amazing, but nothing bad either. The breakfast buffet is okay, but it’s very repetitive. If you’re staying longer than a few days, you’ll probably get tired of the same options. The food is decent, just severely lacks variety. Room service and housekeeping were great. They cleaned efficiently and kept everything neat. I also liked their €15 voucher system, if you skip room cleaning, you get a voucher you can use for other amenities. You can stack them (at least twice), so you could get up to €30 off at the restaurant, for example. The location is a bit far from the main tourist spots, but it’s quiet and the view is nice. Uber or taxi to the city center costs around €15+ one way. Overall, it was a good stay, but I’d probably try a different hotel next time just to explore other options
Ctgb2
A.Roma Lifestyle Hotel is one of the most refreshing stays I’ve had in Rome — a perfect blend of modern comfort, thoughtful design, and a calming ambiance that feels like a true retreat after a day of city exploring. From the moment you arrive, the vibe is elegant without feeling stiff. The lobby and common areas are beautifully styled with a contemporary aesthetic that feels upscale but still welcoming. There’s a balance of light, space, and greenery that immediately puts you at ease. Rooms & Comfort The rooms are spacious, clean, and well-appointed. Everything feels fresh and modern — luxurious bedding, well-designed lighting, and all the little details that make a stay comfortable (great water pressure, blackout curtains, plenty of outlets, etc.). Whether you’re staying for business or leisure, the room quickly becomes a space where you can genuinely relax. Amenities This hotel has excellent facilities: A stylish pool and outdoor lounge area that feel like a mini oasis — perfect for unwinding. A fitness center that’s well equipped. Beautiful gardens and open spaces that make the property feel less like a hotel and more like a lifestyle destination. Food & Drink The on-site dining options are impressive. The breakfast buffet was varied and high-quality, with fresh fruits, pastries, and hot selections that keep you energized for the day. The restaurant menu offers creative dishes with a modern twist on Italian classics, and the cocktails are elegant and refreshing — great for pre-dinner drinks or a relaxed evening in. Location Located slightly outside the busiest historic center, the hotel offers peace and space — yet it’s still easy to reach Rome’s major sights by taxi or a short transit ride. I personally loved the quieter setting after long days in the city — it felt like a true home base. Service The staff here are friendly, professional, and genuinely helpful. From check-in to recommendations for local sights and dining, they go out of their way to make your stay easy and enjoyable. ⭐ Overall, A.Roma Lifestyle Hotel offers a stylish, tranquil, and truly enjoyable stay in Rome — perfect for travelers seeking comfort, design, and a bit of relaxation after exploring the Eternal City.
Lauren May
Hotel was nice. A few details: -beautiful and clean -large venue, good for a conference -poor location with not helpful “shuttle service” because it only operates a few times a day and you still have to pay for it. Taxis into town are at least $20 one way. -staff all kind and helpful -spa is amazing but you have to pay to use the sauna and steam room (gym was free) -breakfast is included and amazing, lots of options -bar and food at bar is excellent -rooms are VERY warm in winter, even with windows and doors open. Almost everyone at the conference complained about the hot rooms at night.
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