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Hotel Tiber Rooftop & Wellness
8/10 Good
"Great stay for a layover to catch an early morning flight out of FCO. The front desk will schedule your shuttle back to the airport and place a relatively nominal charge on your bill. Check out how to pick up the hotel shuttle from the airport to hotel to save on the 30 euro taxi I paid for."
Hilton Rome Airport
8/10 Good
"I was just wondering what was the charges, one for $75.54 And one $88.06 Everything was great + the staff. As a repeat customer I was wondering if we could get a discount next’s time. Thank you."
Hotel Isola Sacra Rome Airport
8/10 Good
"It was a brief visit. One night. Leaving the next day to our new vacation destination. Staff was friendly. Helpful. Rooms were clean. Abit noisy in the morning. Breakfast area was average. Dinner wasn't overwhelming. And service was so so. Nothing great but nothing terrible."
Hotel Traiano
10/10 Excellent
"The staff were very friendly and helpful, a good continental breakfast was served. Rooms were very clean. Convient to waterfront a ten minute walk Offer shuttle to port for 5E"
Domus Lina
10/10 Excellent
"This is a quaint little hotel in a great location and is staffed by pleasant and professional people. We stay here often on our way out of Italy."
Rome Airport Hotel Fiumicino
10/10 Excellent
"Ten stars for customer service! The gentleman at the desk had transportation to the airport scheduled for us in the morning before we had our room keys. Great restaurant recommended, 5 minute walk from hotel."
Hotel Riviera Fiumicino
8/10 Good
"Walking distance to beach and many restaurants"
Hotel de La Ville
8/10 Good
"Very nice room, comfortable bed, however not all electric outlets were working. Air-conditioning was not very efficient."