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All reviewstermini stationcastro pretoriopastriesminute walkfront desk staffcomfy bedincluded breakfastaround the cornerbeautiful citymain attractionscoffee machinetrip to romerooms are smallpublic transportlocation is excellentspanish stepstrevi fountain
The hotel was hard to find unless you stood under the sign. Staff very pleasant at the reception. Room was average, mall and dark. Road works going on outside from 6.30 and could hear the people in the net room.
My wife and I stayed at Hotel Villafranca on a recent trip to Rome in March 2018. Overall, our stay was very good.
The room was easy to get to with elevator access to all floors. The bathroom was very large, with a fullsize bathtub...More
I love this hotel. We had such fun on our Rome trip and the luxuriousness of the hotel was part of it. We booked it as part of gate 1 travel and I will definitely use them again. The bed was comfortable, the room was...More
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Response from HotelVillafranca17, Front Office Manager at Hotel VillafrancaResponded 3 weeks ago
Dear Guest,
We wish to thank you for your review on tripadvisor.
We really hope to welcoming you again here in Rome.
your faithfully,
HOTEL VILLAFRANCA
First off, the rooms they show you on the website are their "suites" as per the front desk attendant, and not the room you would normally get. Our room (and we even switched rooms because the first one stank so bad) was nasty. Mold on...More
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Response from HotelVillafranca17, Front Office Manager at Hotel VillafrancaResponded 3 weeks ago
Dear Guest,
We have read your review on tripadvisor and we do apologies if our hotel did not meet your expectations.
We intend to investigate and take appropriate measures against the person who has not been courteous.
We consider your review as suggestion to improve...More
Stayed here as part of our 6 nations rugby event. Local to main trains, buses and metro (termini). 20 minute walk to Trevi Fountain Shops. Lots of bars resturants coffee shops all within 5 _10 minutes walk
Staff very helpful with maps and directions
Buffet...More
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Response from HotelVillafranca17, Front Office Manager at Hotel VillafrancaResponded March 7, 2018
Dear Guest
Thank you for your review on tripadvisor, we appraciate it.
Our main aim is the guest satisfaction.
We really hope to welcoming you again here in Rome.
your faithfully,
Hotel Villafranca
Old school vibe from the very beginning is the only way to describe the Esquilino neighborhood. The Esquilino takes pride in being one of the oldest areas in Rome for its key location on one of the city’s famous seven hills. From an ancient neighborhood to its modern incarnation as a multicultural hub, Esquilino always has something going on—polyglot vendors debate street artists while kids play pick-up
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basketball games. Look around you: this area isn’t like the historic center. Liberty architecture, large piazzas, and long boulevards mix with archaic arches, secret side alleys, and beautiful churches like Santa Maria Maggiore.
You are correct it takes about 30 minutes to first reach Trevi, but it is a nice walk and you can stop for a drink or bites along the way. Walking worked for us and we are retired folks ...not young ones ! You are a very... More
You are correct it takes about 30 minutes to first reach Trevi, but it is a nice walk and you can stop for a drink or bites along the way. Walking worked for us and we are retired folks ...not young ones ! You are a very short walk to the Termini station and the subway can get you there very fast. Do not take the subway at rush hour because it is overcrowded and tight in the train. We took subway at 8:30 to get to Vatican and it was not pleasant, but on the way back around 2:30 it was nice and not so busy.
we took a shuttle to the airport from the hotel. its a long way. thats probably best unless you think you can figure out the train. tell Gioseppe (Joseph) hi.
