Hotels with Airport Shuttle in Trastevere

"The setting for this Hotel is fantastic with lovely courtyards and comfortable rooms. All the staff we met, from the reception staff, the breakfast and bar staff and the cleaners were friendly, kind, attentive and clearly enjoyed their work. The breakfast was lovely, particularly the bread and croissants and eating outside in the courtyard was a lovely start to the day. Highly recommend this Hotel as a base for exploring all Rome has to offer."

"2nd stay at Gran Melia it’s a beautiful hotel, stunning swimming pool area, the staff are fantastic, hotel suites are very comfortable and well designed. There are a couple of things that I personally would like to see changed. Welcome drinks on arrival to the hotel. When it’s 38° outside and guests have travelled all day, the hotel should at least offer water on arrival. Breakfast - it’s disappointing for a luxury hotel that guests should be expected to pay extra for breakfast items like eggs to be made Overall I would 100% recommend Villa Grand Melia and would love to return for a 3rd time "

"Very comfortable. Very clean. Very beautiful "

"I cannot rate Trastavere Royal Suite highly enough. Had an incredible stay LOVED the trastavere neighborhood. SO many great places to explore. Eduardo was AWESOME. SO helpful and just really a lovely person. Great English as well. Our daughter is studying at JCU and this location was just perfect. Also easy to get to ask the major sites. Walkable, public transport (took to train and to/from coliseum) right there. Super market right there, good, coffee right there. It was the best! Plus our room had this sitting area that was like having another room. Close the curtains and I could get up early and work in the lovely window space while my husband slept soundly in pitch dark begging need. Would*definitely stay here again."

"Amazing location and communication with the host was spotless. Place needs a little TLC and a language storage. The rest was perfect !! Would stay there again in next trip to Rome. "