We traveled through Sicily and onto Italy in June 2008. We stayed at about 8 hotels during our tour. The Quirinale was by far our most enjoyable hotel.

For those who can appreciate and want high Italian ambiance, salons with original art and a friendly staff, this is the place for you. It is centrally located near the Piazza della Repubblica. The restaurant was pricey but great and we had our own private patio overlooking the beautiful garden where the likes of Pucciini, Verdi and Caruso were hosted.

The Rome Opera House is located behind the hotel and has a separate entrance from the hotel. We would not hesitate to go back.

We were not overly impressed with the service here with the exception of the maid staff and the young man who covered the reception desk in the evenings. The maids were were prompt, efficient, and friendly. The evening desk clerk was friendly and helpful. Great dinner reccommendations. Our room was not ready one hour after the time it was promised and there was great delay and confusion at check out (a different clerk). Our room was nice, large and clean. The bathroom was large and clean, however the shower/shower head did not work correctly. The bed was very comfortable and the "special deal" for the internet, movies, and music was a good deal. The location near the Termini was REALLY nice as was the near by Metro stop. It was not a bad walk to most of the major sites and if so, the Metro was easy and pleasant to use. Breakfast had many choices, but the dining room was crowded and hot and the coffee and juice machines did not work correctly. We might not stay here again.

I got married in Hotel Quirinale on the 28th of june 2008. I chose it from the internet, having decided to not get a wedding planner and spent many nights trawling through internet reviews. I contacted the hotel directly and spoke to the event organizers at the hotel who I found efficient and helpful.
A lot of our guests as a result stayed there. As you can imagine, not having been there before, i was a little apprehensive but my apprehension was unfounded.
It was the perfect venue for an irish wedding in Italy. The hotel is beautiful, not perfect, I would say shabby chic! It is very centrally located, and the foyer was lovely. All our rooms were spacious, clean, nicely decorated with lovely marble bathrooms. We had a disabled room for my husbands parents who are quite old. No one had any complaints. Breakfast had a great choice and was delicious.
The reception itself consisted of drinks and snacks in the lovely garden, which was great for the kids and a lovely 4 course meal with a fabulous wedding cake in the sala verdi which was grand!
Music, I booked, was a guy who does many weddings at the hotel called Sergio and he was brilliant. He learnt our first dance and really got the crowd going. Also, the head waiter on the night of the wedding was uber professional.
Overall, i could find little fault with the hotel. the accommodation, food, staff, furnishings, atmosphere and child friendliness of the place made it an absolute winner! No regrets just wonderful happy memories.
PS. My only negative point is that the organizing staff have a relaxed manner, which made me worry a little, but everything that I had asked for was done and there were no problems at all.

we got married in rome Nov 2007 and stayed in the Quirinale Hotel with our young son and parents. The hotel was in a great location and the staff were so nice and helpful. Would recommend this hotel to anyone. Lovely large bedrooms and bathrooms. I was in touch with hotel via email before our arrival and they were so helpful regarding meals and other wedding stuff. Even told me about great hairdresser around the corner from hotel where i went morning of the wedding. Hope to visit rome again and would stay there again.