Fiumicino
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Hilton Garden Inn Rome Airport
Nice staff. Clean room.
Reviewed on Apr 1, 2026

Hilton Rome Airport
Connected to the FCO airport. Convenient location if you have early flight. Will stay here again.
Reviewed on Apr 1, 2026

Best Western Hotel Rome Airport
The staff was very helpful. I love the Chinese restaurant they recommended, just around the corner. I had not eaten Chinese food in a month The hallways were rather threadbare, but for my one night before catching a plane back to California, it was fine The adjacent restaurant on the property was ...
Reviewed on Apr 1, 2026

Melody Sea Front
Great location with a beautiful view of the sea. Apartment was very clean and had everything needed for a pleasant stay. Washing machine was a bonus. Had a problem with the hot water, which was promptly fixed. Would highly recommend
Reviewed on Mar 21, 2026

Our Beach Guest House
Excellent, highly recommended. Clean beds shoot bathroom, snacks coffee water provided by the host. They are very helpful and friendly. The only thing is parking in the street while they have plenty of parking inside the compound!
Reviewed on Jan 11, 2026

hu Roma Camping In Town
The room was clean but small. I guess for what we needed for which was to sleep it was okay.
Reviewed on Mar 26, 2026
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