Aldrovandi Residence City Suites

“Perfect for staying in Rome”

Very comfortable, good cleaning and large rooms. Ideally located in a quiet and calm location, only 15 minutes walking distance to the center. They have a very professional team always ready to help you with any request, a special mention to his excellent General Manager. You will have a great ti... more

Very comfortable, good cleaning and large rooms. Ideally located in a quiet and calm location, only 15 minutes walking distance to the center. They have a very professional team always ready to help you with any request, a special mention to his excellent General Manager. You will have a great time in Rome.

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“A peaceful and well located haven, right near the centre of Rome”

We stayed at the Aldrovandi in August with our family of 4. The 2-room suite was very well equipped with a small separate kitchen, a good-sized bathroom, and plenty of wardrobe space for the 3 ladies in our group! The blackout blinds and super comfy beds made for a wonderful & cool night's slee... more

We stayed at the Aldrovandi in August with our family of 4. The 2-room suite was very well equipped with a small separate kitchen, a good-sized bathroom, and plenty of wardrobe space for the 3 ladies in our group! The blackout blinds and super comfy beds made for a wonderful & cool night's sleep thanks to the air conditioning. Ideally located in a quiet and calm location we felt totally cossetted from the hustle and bustle of Rome centre and yet were only a 15 min walk across the park to the Spanish Steps. The pool area was a real surprise too. Comfy loungers, a bar for drinks and an incredibly deep pool. And finally, the staff and general manager. They couldn't do enough to help us, recommending places to go and restaurants that the Romans frequent. They really helped us get a true sense of Rome, like the locals.

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“A jump in the past”

Quite confused about this place. Good location, very friendly and helpful staff, large rooms, good cleaning, very well-equipped kitchenettes, good air conditioning. Unfortunately if you take the whole picture it all looks very old and dusty. How can you put a 20" inches monitor as a tv in a super... more

Quite confused about this place. Good location, very friendly and helpful staff, large rooms, good cleaning, very well-equipped kitchenettes, good air conditioning. Unfortunately if you take the whole picture it all looks very old and dusty. How can you put a 20" inches monitor as a tv in a superior room? Breakfast offer good but quality quite poor. Good for a weekend.

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“Stylish and quiet but some practical issues”

Old school Ancien regime. Polite, restful, stylish old building away from the Rome hubub. Tall ceilings. Large-roomed comfortable studio apartment. Excellent breakfast and breakfast room. But not perfect. The large inner secondary glazing windows were warped and could not be fastened tight, lett... more

Old school Ancien regime. Polite, restful, stylish old building away from the Rome hubub. Tall ceilings. Large-roomed comfortable studio apartment. Excellent breakfast and breakfast room. But not perfect. The large inner secondary glazing windows were warped and could not be fastened tight, letting in some street noise. The kitchenette boasted a 4 plate oven but only two small pans were provided and no frying pans or ovenproof dishes. The two provided large coffee cups were of unequal size. Most bizarrely, the kitchen sink could not be sealed and there was no washing up bowl. We were informed that this is normal and Italians do not soak dishes but wash the dishes using running water under the tap!!! What do you do with washing up liquid, pray tell. Well, that was most certainly NOT the case in the apartment in Sorrento we had just vacated, nor in Tuscany or the Gressoney valley a couple of years back. Sounds like a load of tosh. More practically for the tourist, its right by the Villa Borghese park and the no 3 and 19 (good for the Vatican) trams go by the door (change at Polinclinico for the metro to Termini station and e.g. the Colisseum) . But its a good 15 minute walk to Flaminio metro and places like the Trevi fountain or the Pantheon are very awkward by public transport. Go in with your eyes open.

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