Rome Marriott Grand Hotel Flora Reviews

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It is a relatively good hotel in Rome, with easy access. There is a Chinese restaurant "Jinghua Hotel" next to it which is also good. There is a car rental company directly downstairs of the hotel. The breakfast on the top floor is also very good.

The room is in a great location and clean

You must go to the rooftop for sunset! We loved this hotel! It’s a classic in a prime location. We had an upgrade night and they gave us a suite so I can’t speak to the size of the regular rooms. The beds were traditional Italian beds and not the most comfortable but the linens were great. Our views were simply stunning - from the Vatican to the Borghese gardens.

A short visit to Rome was made special by the great service we received at the Flora. Donatello and Stefano and their colleagues were so friendly and helpful. Hotel is in a convenient location and well appointed. The roof top restaurant is in a magnificent location to view Rome rooftops including the Vatican. We will return when we inevitably go back to Rome.

Let me begin by saying, I have been fortunate to stay at almost all the Marriott properties on and around the Via Veneto on several occasions. Overall, my favorite is the Rome Marriott Grand Hotel Flora, where I have stayed with my family a few times. It is my favorite for a variety of reasons, beginning their service, they have always been responsive and accommodating from the General Manager and Room Managers to the Hotel Associates. What also impresses me is the curated old world luxury of the hotel and its updated rooms. Though the regular rooms are cozy, I would upgrade to a deluxe for a a slightly larger room. Some also have beautiful views of the park. What more can top great service, old world luxury, updated rooms and meticulous maintenance? One of the best roof top breakfasts in the area and an excellent location. There’s a metro stop right across from the entrance, which is also a passage to the Spanish Steps. It is for these reasons I recommend and stay at this hotel when I come to Rome and I would highly recommend it over others in the area. In fact I have already booked my next stay.

We stayed at the neighborhood hotel and visited this hotel for dinner at the terrace. It was great food came well cooked, wervice was good, view even better. Reception person on duty had a nice chat with us. We even talked about Fellini, the great composer. Hotel lobby is glamorous, can not be better than that

Another Wonderful Stay at the Grand Flora Rome! This is our third time staying at this property and each time has been excellent. From the moment we walked in, we were greeted by Gabriele, who was extremely accommodating and helpful throughout our stay. He is so polite and helpful, arranging dinners and airport transportaion. Also, the Concierge and Tizano were eager to please. One of our favorite parts of this hotel is the rooftop terrace. We have come to know Morena, over the years and she makes us feel so welcome. Enjoying our sunrise breakfast and soaking up the views of the Vatican are spectacular! We were able to check in upon arrival and our room was outstanding! We didn't want to leave and look forward to the next time in Rome.

I’m a Lifetime Platinum who has been staying at Marriott Hotels since 1987. I’m staying here on points, so some may say that I should not complain. However, I have never seen such a poor breakfast in my life. How difficult is it to cook scrambled eggs?! They actually manage to make everything except the pastries, taste horrible. The aircon/heating doesn’t work and you can’t get the BBC on TV. Everything seems very tired and rundown.

My husband and I recently stayed at the Marriott Grand Flora during a short trip to Rome. We had originally booked another Marriott brand hotel but there was a mix-up with the reservation and we were moved to the Grand Flora. What a wonderful mix-up! While the hotel we were supposed to stay in was in the center of a very busy tourist area, the Grand Flora was in a much nicer, quieter location. We were still able to walk to most of the attractions we wanted to see and enjoyed a much quieter location. Our first evening at the hotel, we went up to the rooftop bar to enjoy sunset and a cocktail with a view of the Vatican and the Borghesi gardens. The view was stunning! (Breakfast is also served on the rooftop.) Marco, at the check-n desk was extremely welcoming and friendly. The concierge (I don't recall her name) was very helpful in arranging a tour of the Vatican for us with very little notice. While the room was quite small, it was comfortable and quiet. We would gladly stay at the Grand Flora on future trips to Rome!

New hotels are great, grand old hotels are also great. Grand old hotels that are restored to like new status are fabulous. This is one of those. Rooms were baroquely beautiful. Baths were an exercise in marble excess expertly executed. Service lived up to the amenities. Breakfast on the roof overlooking Rome, well just imagine. Conveniently located across the street from a park with obligatory museum and zoo, walking distance (longish) to the Spanish steps and ALL the fashion shopping. What's wrong...absolutely nothing. Well maybe coffee in the lobby in the morning. Roof restaurant will accommodate you, but coffee to go isn't in their business model. Enjoy

We stayed at the Grand Flora Hotel for five nights while in Rome for my sisters wedding. All the staff are very welcoming and polite, and are obviously very well trained; service is exceptional. We had a long days travel to get there and arrived late at night, our query the next day was handled by the manager, who couldn't have been more helpful. My husband doesn't generally like hotels but we would definitely stay here again. The location is at the top of the Via Veneto near the park so its a little quieter than staying right in the centre, which was perfect for us; although the walk back from the centre to the hotel was a little challenging for my husband who is 80. But taxis are plentiful and reasonably priced. There are quite a few good restaurants within a 5-10 minute walk and a downhill walk to the Spanish Steps, Trevi Fountain etc. Would highly recommend this hotel for its location, comfortable beds and most of all, its staff.

My husband and I were in the city to celebrate our anniversary. We had a wonderful 6 days at Rome Grand Hotel Flora. As a Marriott lifetime platinum member, I was happy with the upgrade to a suite. The suite was spacious with separate living space and bedroom spaces which made our vacation so much more enjoyable. The hotel is well located and is walking distances to so many of the attractions. We were able to comfortably walk to the Borghese gardens across the street, we were able to walk 15 -20 minutes comfortably to Trevi Fountain and lots of other centrally located attractions. The staff were wonderful, very efficient and service oriented. The gentlemen at the door, the concierge , the reception desk staff were all happy and eager to help whenever we had a question. We were welcomed back in at the end of every day/evening and made to feel like we were returning home. The breakfast was wonderful and it was great to have some local options as well. The rooftop terrace was also amazing. It had great views of the city and the views at night were truly spectacular. We had such an amazing time and we are already planning on when we will return with the rest of the family to enjoy the city and spend time in the magnificent hotel again. Such an amazing experience. I would definitely recommend without hesitation.

Knowing that we were planning our trip to Italy for 2010 I tried very hard to remain a gold member, and very glad i did. Our stay at the Grand Flora was well worth the 80k points for 2 nights considering it was 25k to stay at other sites in Rome. It was great that we were updated to a Junior Suite, were treated to a bottle of wine to celebrate our anniversary and the gratis breakfast was a big plus. We walked everywhere from the location. Yolanda (hope that is right) at the front desk spent almost 15 minutes just helping out with questions and advice on Rome before we checked in... Friday night we sat at the bar and even had a dance to the piano players music. It would hard to complain about anything during our stay.