We stayed at the Hotel Massimo D'Azeglio for our honeymoon in mid-October 2009, and we loved it! We booked through Priceline, had read some other TripAdvisor reviews afterwards and were a bit concerned, but, it is a very nice hotel. Since it was our honeymoon, we emailed the hotel and asked if we could have a “nice” double room, and... more

My wife and I spent six nights at the Massimo D’Azeglio and were pleased with our accommodations. First a caveat: We treat our hotel as sleeping quarters only, so we always arrive without expectations to connect to the Internet, get a massage, go to the gym, etc. As a bedroom, this hotel provided everything it needed to: a large, firm... more

On our last day in Italy we stayed at this hotel after traveling through Tuscany. I wanted to pick a nice place close to the train station so that we have easy access to the airport and also good last impression of Rome. Wow, were we disappointed. The room smelled like paint, probably due to recent renovations, and the bed... more

The location can't be beat. It is close to the metro and the main train station "Termini". We flew into one airport and out of the other and the location proved hand for all situations. The breakfast is pretty good and is pretty standard continental breakfast fare. The room had really high ceilings but the furniture could use a little... more

We stayed for an extended weekend in July 2009. The hotel is not in the historic centre of Rome, but it's extremely close to the train station and a one minute walk to the nearest subway station. While the subway is convenient for the Colosseum and Forum, the Vatican, Spanish Steps, Piazza de Popolo and the Trevi Fountain, it's not... more

Friendly staff, which is somewhat unusual in Italy. Excellent location in the heart of the city. Rooms were good size and the bathroom was bigger than most we experienced on this tour.. Breakfast buffet was just average.....Ask for room facing Via Cavour which is a main street, but still is quiet for sleeping at night. more

The hotel is located literally next to Termini train station, which is fabulous if arriving/departing by train. However the walk to sites around the city (Colloseum, Palatine, Roman Forum, Pantheon, various Piazzas) is pretty far... unless you catch the metro or taxi, which we didn't. Facilities in the hotel were also good - good service, nice sized room, however there... more

Excellent Hotel, Old World charm, Bedrooms somewhat small but very hign ceilings gave great sense of space. Well appointed bathroom, Tall elegant windows with olde timber shutters for extra shading as required. Very conveniently located close to main railway station, walking distance to many of Rome's historic attractions, shopping and bus tours of city. Staff helpful, excellent buffet breakfast, comfortable... more

The Massimo D'Azelgio was a good hotel & in a good location. We were on a 14 day tour so our tour group made our reservations. My husband & I were able to walk to many of Rome's attractions to include the Pantheon, the Spanish Steps, the Trevi Fountain and the Colisseum - even saw some of the filming of... more