Hotels with Balcony in Northern Rome

"Beautiful place and great value "

"We had a very nice room that accommodated three people. It was very quiet and very comfortable."

"Room was clean and convenient, and the environment is quiet. Breakfast was good. I left my bag for some hours when checked-out. It's bit far from city center and main bus stations but there are many bus stations nearby the hotel. Staff was friendly and I had nice stay there"

"We chose this hotel so we could walk the 15-20 minutes to the Rome tennis open at the Foro Italico in May. It was a great choice. They have a great breakfast spread from 7am to 10am. The only drawback was that the air conditioning in our room did not seem too effective. We were glad that the days were warm, but the nights were cool so we could sleep with our window open on the second floor. Other than that, it was a fantastic place to stay with great restaurants and shops all around. The staff was super friendly. Loved our stay. ❤️"

"Location brilliant just north of the Tiber near Ponte Milio. Hour's walk to Rome central near Forum and Coliseum. Hearty breakfast clean rooms with minibar. Aircon rooms were spacious, toiletries were ample, no tea/coffee making in room is the only downside. Onstreet parking opposite if no space in small carpark to rear. Local pubs and clubs offer ample food choices if not eating in.Ideal location as Rome is not car friendly for non residents."

"Bungalow was big for 6 people. We came to only sleep and eat dinner. Kitchen was perfect. Outside patio was awesome. Only bad thing the pool wasn't open"

"Good hotel, clean and friendly "

"The staff at the front counter were very friendly and helpful regarding our questions about food and transportation, as well as when we needed something in our room. The free breakfast was wonderful. We also at dinner once at the restaurant, and both food and cocktails were delicious. One (of many) reasons for picking this hotel was because they offered "laundry facilities" on-site. We were traveling from Paris and packed assuming we would do laundry upon arriving in Rome. Truth be told, it was a "laundry service" and turned out to be very expensive. I probably could have bought a new wardrobe for what I spent laundering them. "