Hotel Splendide Royal, Rome

i like everything about this place. The place is absolutely beautiful. I can't help but just stay in here forever! it's like a PALACE in there! A fairy tale. This is the at most the most exsquiste hotel in all of Rome. I hope to bring my family here sometimes and let them relax as they bask in the sun with their caterers and wonderful hosts. Thank you. We had a great time.

I booked the Mirabella restaurant to propose to my partner so wanted it to be special. The view was the best thing about the restaurant. Food was good but nothing that special the wine was expensive, cheapest red £90 and in my opinion served to cold, even after being told by the wine waiter it was the optimum temperature! I have had better £30 bottles. Quite cramped if you sit outside as we did. Good no better.

We have stayed at Parco di Principi many times yer switched to Splendide for variety. Outstanding hotel. Pretentious- yes, but it is five star after all. Rooms were clean and very comfortable. Great and plentiful breakfast buffet. Location is perfect.

The location of the Hotel Splendide is perfect for business or pleasure. The staff is very attentive and responded warmly and quickly. The Mirabelle is outstanding- for the food and the view. I've stayed at the Parco de Principi, a sister hotel in Rome. Both are wonderful, but Splendide will be my new hotel when I visit.

My cousin and I stayed two nights at the Hotel Splendide. The hotel is very beautiful and clean. The workers in the hotel were so helpful with everything from the day we arrived until the day we left. neither my cousin or I could speak Italian they made the telephone calls and spoke with our family that lives about two hours away and all of the arrangements for us to picked up at the airport in Naples. Where it is located in Rome is also handy to all of the sites. They also can help get you a tour guide to show you around, we were very pleased with the hotel and the people who work in it. The food in the restaurant was also very good and reasonable. We will use this hotel again in the future.

My wife and I arrived at the hotel jet lagged and tired. We were immediately greeted by a fake and cheery manager. The regular day manager is an overall slimy individual. Instead of showing us to our room, we were given a 10 minute interview. In hind sight I suspect that he was trying to gauge which room to pass off on us. After being showed to our room I noticed that it did not include the terrace area which I had reserved and paid for. I explained the error to the manager and was taken back at how quickly his demeanor changed. The manager snipped back at me and said I had to take it up with Expedia. He then of course offered to give me a room with a terrace for an extra charge. When I told him that I had printed out my booking through Expedia which showed the terrace was included he snapped back at me to go get my paper. Once again I was told to take it up with expedia. Frustrated and sleep deprived, my wife and I returned to our assigned room, changed clothes, and took a walk for some fresh air. We returned that night eager to try the jacuzzi. I filled the tub with hot water and pressed the 'on' button but nothing happened. My jet stream jacuzzi was nothing more than an overrated, over used, bath tub with the side panel falling off. I called the front desk to report the problem. The person who answered sounded annoyed that I had bothered him at all. He sighed and told me that he would call the engineer. The engineer seemed to solve the issue very quickly. About 5 minutes after he left the jacuzzi stopped working again. After this I tried to avoid all contact with the staff. I got chills up my spine every time I had to pass the day manager on my way out in the morning.We had made reservations at the hotel's restraunt and decided to cancel the next morning. I travel ALOT and I am sorry to say that this was the worst hotel staff that I have EVER associated with. I would highly recommend to anyone visiting Rome to stay at another hotel. You are paying 5 star rates for a 3 star hotel at best. The Sofitel is just around the corner and is cheaper friendlier and nicer.

This was our first trip to Italy and found the staff at the hotel very helpful. The Concierge was very helpful and went beyond the call of duty to help us with tours and train tickets. He actualy went to the train station himself to get a resv. for us. The rooms were elegant and clean. The staff were very nice and polite. We went to eat at the Mirabelle Rest. It was wonderful. The staff was very courteous and service was excellent. The view of Rome was breathtaking. There is a dress code. We will come back to this hotel again when we come back to Rome

The hotel was ablsolutely beautiful and clean. Very conformtable beds and plenty of closet space. It is located nicely to many major attractions and the staff is delightful!! Great top notch hotel!

The location is fabulous, just a short walk to the Spanish Steps and the Via Veneto. Another advantage was eating breakfest on the roof with a great view of Rome. The twin beds pushed together is always a pain and it is pricey but well worth the cost. They did not seem to be anti-American either like some places in Rome.

Single woman traveling alone. My 1st hotel upon arrival in Rome, I booked a jr. suite for $450 euro, but worth every cent. It was ornate without being cheesy, immaculate, had no signs of wear and tear. The staff were extremely helpful and professional...the bell boy came up to show me how to use the electricity converter. Everything was perfect, the selection of furniture and colors, luxurious fabrics, tile, brass. The entry doors to the room are round on top, very nice. The only negative comments I could possibly have is the sheets were a little scratchy & thick...more like table cloth material. And secondly, the location is uphill from the Spanish Steps. I am in great shape so walking was no problem, but it was a little far from the action, which is below the Spanish Steps. However, I felt like a princess and it was a beautiful way to kick off my 14 day vacation in Italy.