Mercure Hotels in Rome

Being originally from Florence, I’m extremely picky when it comes to meat, especially T-bone steak… but this place honestly surprised me. The quality of the meat was outstanding. Compliments to the chef and all the staff for making the evening so enjoyable. Grazie!

This hotel is located in the heart of Rome, just a few hundred meters from the Colosseum, a mere 5-minute walk. Other attractions are also within walking distance, making it incredibly convenient. The breakfast area is small but offers a good variety. There's a rooftop pool and a terrace with great views. The only downsides are that the rooms are a bit small, and in the twin room, there aren't enough charging outlets; one of the beds couldn't be charged from a nearby outlet.

This hotel is on the outskirts of Rome but very close to the Cinecittà metro station. It's a modern hotel with spacious rooms equipped with all amenities, from a coffee machine to a water kettle. The complimentary water bottles are a nice touch. The staff is very friendly and always ready to help when needed. Both the room and common areas were very clean. There's also a paid underground parking, which is very useful given the lack of parking in the vicinity. The only downside was the breakfast, which wasn't very abundant or varied, especially considering the price. Overall, it's a very good 4-star hotel to keep in mind. Well done, see you next time!

Very nice hotel with a great location in the heart of Rome and near to the main attractions, train station and metro station. The staff are super friendly and very attentive to details. The rooms are clean and comfortable with all needed products plus slippers which we couldn't find in other 4 stars hotels. The facility offers water for free which is again an advantage compared to other hotels we've been in in Italy. Super recommended if you ever visit Rome. For sure I'll come back here for my next visit.

The hotel has been around for quite a few years, but you can tell it's well-maintained. It's close to the subway and located in a residential area, so I thought it would be quiet at night. However, I was woken up in the early hours by drunk young people shouting, playing loud music from a speaker, and riding motorcycles right outside my window. Surprisingly, no one seemed to react to the noise...

The room was very clean and quiet at night, and its slight distance from the central train station actually made it feel safer. However, the hotel is located on a slope, which can be inconvenient if you're traveling with heavy luggage. The location is otherwise quite good, being very close to the Colosseum. Breakfast was just okay, and sometimes the plates weren't very clean. The staff were professional, helpful, and friendly.

The rooms are spacious and fully equipped. The hotel lobby is stylish and the exterior scenery is very good. Free airport transfer service is also provided. This is rare in Rome. Nearby 1 km walk to Carrefour Supermarket, you can buy things to bring home.

I stayed at this hotel for two nights and had a very disappointing experience. The hotel is not located downtown. It is in a residential area surrounded by apartment buildings. Even with a window room, you are looking directly into someone else’s apartment, which felt uncomfortable. The location is not convenient at all. The biggest letdown was the air conditioning. Despite requesting it multiple times, the AC was never turned on. The staff said it was not their decision and blamed government rules. However, the hotel description clearly states, “Make yourself at home in one of the 101 air-conditioned rooms featuring minibars and LED televisions.” This was extremely frustrating, especially in such hot weather. Staying without AC was very uncomfortable. If this is truly a rule, guests should be informed in advance. A message during booking or a clear notice at the hotel would help people prepare. Unfortunately, this shows a lack of professionalism for what is marketed as a high-end hotel.