The hotel was lovely, the rooms very nice. The best part about this hotel was the concierge(s) - every one of them was so helpful - and we had a lot of requests. They managed to negotiate a refund with a touring company after a bad experience and also located a restaurant that was serving the super delicious burrata cheese. The location was in a nice area but being at the top of the Via Veneto, I got tired of having to walk up and down the Spanish Steps every time we went somewhere! There are worse things I suppose, and that certainly wouldn't dissuade me from returning. We had a massage included in our package - a so-so experience. Our breakfasts were also included, no complaints there. We had drinks in the bar one afternoon and were served many delicious snacks to go with them. Overall, a lovely hotel.

Side note tip: get a private guide to tour the Vatican. Its so worth it to have a knowledgable guide - truly made it an unforgettable experience and my favorite excursion of our 10 day trip.

Stayed here for a few nights before taking a cruise. We are a family of 5 - kids are between 9-15 yrs old. We were in the middle of traveling through Europe for 3 1/2 weeks (including Mediterranean cruise) and this hotel was perhaps the best we stayed at. The staff was great and we had adjoining rooms - beautifully appointed, great bathrooms, comfortable beds, etc. But the best part of the experience was the restaurant. We arrived late after a flight from Paris (around 10pm) and were told the restaurant would still seat us - we were dressed VERY casually. The waiter was terrific and engaging with the kids and had no issues with our attire or our enthusiasm (we were taking pictures of the food etc.) and the food was PHENOMENAL. The prices were a bit high but given that tax and gratuity are baked in (meal was approx 225-250 Euro's), they were reasonable, especially considering what we ate. It could have been the best overall meal I've ever had (including places like Per Se in NYC). Everything was perfect - including appetizers, salads, entrees, dessert - I could keep going - squid ink pasta with cuttlefish, filet with roaseted crumbled pine nuts, ravioli, and this ham that was like a Serrano but way better (even the waiter's suggested wine by the glass was superb) - we were supposed to stay at the nearby Westin but it was busy with the G7 meeting and so our travel agent moved us to the Regina - best move of our trip. PERFECT.

I stayed at the Regina Baglioni last month for a business trip, and had a very positive experience. My room was small (as most European hotels are), but perfect as I was by myself and working.

The staff were lovely, the gentleman at the front desk said my room wasn't ready when I arrived, and asked if I could wait a bit and he would give me and upgrade. I didn't mind at all, as I had only travelled from London and was happy to go out and have lunch.

It was incredibly hot in Rome during my stay, and the air conditioning in my room was perfect. I needed a cable as my PC does not have wireless, and they brought it immediately.

The bathroom was gigantic, with lovely marble and fixtures. The bed was very comfortable, and there was ample closet space.

I'm not sure I'd recommend the hotel for a romantic getaway, as the rooms are somewhat "corporate" in feel, but the location is fabulous so if you don't mind
the somewhat bland feeling of the room and want all of the conveniences
of a four-star hotel, you'd probably enjoy it.

Breakfast was lovely, good service and great buffet.

Beauiful, Romantic & Elegant...What a wonderful honeymoon experience in such a fabulous city. This is hotel is set in such a beautiful location and just a short walk from the Spanish Steps. We had a delicious contentintal breakfast set in their beautiful modern art-deco breakfast room. On our final nite we had the most fabulous meal in their restaurant. Our room was a suite which was so spacious and comfortable. Cant wait to return to the regina baglioni some day soon!