I stopped at the Villa Glori for 4 Nights 24-28th Feb 2008, it was the best hotel i have stopped in for a few years.

# Staff are very helpfull
# Late Checkout
# Very Clean
# Very High Quality of room, ( I work for a electric company and they had our sockets and there are the most expensive you can buy!!)
# Very Nice B'fast
# Very Close (1 min walk) to the No 2 Tram this links the hotel to the airport and a tram and underground.
# Fresh Bedsheets everyday
# A very good selection of newspapers everyday.

Our break would have been half as good if it wasnt for the hotel.

This has to be the place to stop in Rome!!!!

Well Done Villa Glori

I cannot recommend this hotel highly enough. It is an ideal place to base oneself in Rome. The neighbourhood is so quiet unlike many of the typical tourist hotels in the city centre.

The rooms are spotless and have all modern facilities including Sky TV.

The breakfast is excellent compared to what is often served on the continent.

All the staff were excellent and most had an excellent command of english.

Again I recommend this hotel highly.

We have just come back from a 4 night trip to Rome staying at the Villa Glori. We were there to celebrate my Mothers 70th Birthday. We booked through Easyjet and Hotelopia having first checked reviews on Trip Advisor. What a brilliant hotel! Spotlessly clean - really outstanding! Loads of mirrors and chrome fitting all gleaming and shiney. Comfortable beds with crisp sheets that were changed after 2 nights. Front desk staff were friendly and helpful and because of the hotels location on a pedestrian side street so quiet for a city hotel.

Access to the sites is via the no2 tram line around the corner on the main viale Flaminio. Never waited more than about 2 minutes. After 4 stops you can then link into the metro or just stroll across the Piazza del Popolo and onto the Via Del Corso for shops, Spanish Steps and the Trevi Fountain.

The buffet breakfast was very pleasant, fresh bread and warm croissant, tea, coffee, ham, salami, cheese, yoghurts etc. The room was a bit stuffy (It was feb and the air con was not switched on although the facility was there. In warmer weather the room might not be so hot) and did not look out on anything but was nicely presented.

The hotel does not have a restaurant or room service or that kind of thing but the rooms themselves, although not enormous, are definately of a 4 star standard. Air conditioned, flat screen TV, BBC world and CNN plus a movie viewing option that we didn't explore, mini bar (plenty of room for your own water/wine etc), safe (no charge), lovely soft towels and basic toiletries, laminate wooden floors (great for allergy sufferers I should think) all, as I have already mentioned, presented spotlessly.

We reviewed many hotels in the budget to medium price bracket on Trip Advisor before making our selection, lots were around the Termini (Main railway station) area and many of the reviews talk of tired fittings, stained carpets and surley staff. Although the Termini is more central it is a busy, crowded and noisy area. The Quiet suberb where to Villa Glori is situated seemed to us to be the perfect place to unwind and recover after each days busy siteseeing schedual. We also found the local restaurants to be great. Friendly and unpretentious, packed out with local Roman patrons. Trentino's a couple of stops further out on the tram in the Piazza Mancini was a particular hit. Having typed the name of the restaurant I am not sure thats the right name. I will edit later if it isn't!

Our first time in Rome and we booked through a site that reserved plane, hotel, train tickets, and transfers for a 9-day tour of Rome, Florence, and Venice. This hotel was located near the tram that takes you directly to the Piazza Popolo, and from there you can get anywhere in Rome, either on foot or by subway. The staff was friendly and helpful. The room was neat, clean and adequate in size. In the summer it would have been wonderful to use the large patio with table and chairs outside the French doors of our room. The bed was very hard, and the pillows very flat. The breakfast was fine, but no hot choices such as eggs, etc.
We would have liked more places to eat in the immediate neighborhood for convenience. the two restaurants nearby were open/closed at their own convenience, and there were no markets open close by either. Overall we liked the hotel, but not sure if we would choose it again.