Villas in Lazio, Italy

The room decoration is very style, very beautiful, the landlord is very good, it is best to communicate with the landlord in advance before check-in, otherwise you can't enter the door. Downstairs is the luxury shopping street, walk to the Spanish steps for a few minutes, go to the wishing pool for six or seven minutes, so convenient! Next time I come to Rome, I will stay here.

This hotel is simply a treasure on the journey! Hidden on the hill, sitting on the beautiful scenery, like a quiet paradise isolated from the world. The room design is super distinctive, the rich European manor style cleverly integrates the simple and elegant Oriental elements, the all-wood furniture is simple and atmospheric, the hygiene is spotless, and the living is super comfortable! The dining experience is also impeccable! In addition to exquisite ready-made pastries, breakfast can also be customized for exclusive meals, chefs make on-site, fresh and delicious; dinner can be booked in advance, the price is conscience, the price is full! The most surprising thing is that there is a group of cute cats in the yard, walking leisurely, and they will gather obediently to take out food. They are full of cuteness, and they are simply a paradise for cat lovers! I highly recommend self-driving friends to come here, and they will definitely reap an unforgettable and pleasant journey!

Location and beautiful structure. There is still works of refinement so in some cases you need to park below and walk up with bags. Sorry that the units are divided with little or no soundproof so if you have nearby nightclubs and unskilled who arrive after midnight the quiet stay can become rather tired. So it's worth sleeping near Termini 😉

Nadia was amazing to be in contact with. The castle is an amazing historical place. High ceilings, well furnished and made us feel we were at home with the details they thought of. This is a place away from the city, hustle and bustle which is nice to get away from a busy day of sightseeing. So you would need a car. The train station is 3 mins drive, so we did park and ride which conveniently worked out. The castle also has a pool which we made use of everyday aft the hot days in Rome. All in all we are very happy with our stay and wish Castello de Luca continued success.

An older building was changed to a hotel. The entrance of the hotel is very hidden. You can't find it without looking at the google map pictures and the door can't be opened. You need someone to come. When we arrived, it was more than 7 o'clock in the evening. We waited for a group of people at the front desk of the hotel to check in. Check-in at 8 pm and pay 30 euros, more than 2 pm in the middle of the night, you need to pay 50 euros, for the itinerary is not sure, choose carefully, the elevator in ps is very old However, the location is OK, the farthest Vatican Colosseum is a bus within 30 hours, and the Spanish steps are about 10 minutes walk.

The location is very good, about 5-10 minutes walk from the Vatican Museums and St. Peter's Basilica, and also very close to the subway and bus stations. In addition, the management staff in charge of check-in was very enthusiastic and explained to us the general distribution of attractions and suggestions throughout Rome. The living environment is very good, exceeding expectations, and it is highly recommended.

Overall, it was quite good! Here are a few points to note for future guests. A basic understanding of English is helpful here. For check-in, you'll need to call the host. There's no obvious sign, so just follow your GPS. Once you arrive, call the host again; they'll open the downstairs door for you. They will then provide the main door code upstairs, allowing you to enter and exit freely. Although the location seems close to the train station, it's actually a 16-20 minute walk, and the uneven roads make it challenging if you're pulling luggage. I highly recommend taking a taxi instead. Aside from these two issues, everything else is perfectly fine! Buses and trams are quite convenient nearby, but the subway is a bit of a distance.

Fantastic stay at Villa Aurora rooms whilst I was in Rome. My room was clean, comfortable, and well-furnished. Fully functional air conditioning (rather than those temperamental units in other places) really was a joy to come back to during the heat of a Rome summer. But so far, I've just commented on some features of the room, rather than my experience here. What will endure in my memory as I look back was the warm, classically no-nonsense Italian hospitality I had from Donatella. Throughout my time here, she made sure I was well looked after with room cleaning, bottled water, towels etc. But I most appreciate her assistance in terms of local knowledge. Local knowledge such as a good seafood restaurant , ”Trattoria del pesce” just down the road (which happens to also be in the Michelin guide); such as to not miss out on the Baths of Caracalla; and perhaps more trivially, but arguably also essential, where to do my laundry! Thank you so much for making my stay here such a pleasure Donatella, and for adding both a new Italian word and outlook to my vocabulary - ”tranquilo”.