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Hotel Policies & Fees
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Property Amenities
Rooms
The Hotel d'Inghilterra, Rome, features 89 guestrooms, all of which include air-conditioning, satellite televisions, minibars and complimentary toiletries.
Room Amenities
Dining
Café Romano - Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner, including late-night suppers after the theater. Outdoor dining on the set of Via Borgognona and interior dining in a rich setting with barrel-vaulted ceilings in Pompeian red, leather seats, briarwood tables, and floors combining black granite with large slabs of warm-colored marble. Varied menu inspired by Mediterranean cuisine, with new twists to traditional Italian specialities.
The Bond Bar - Atmosphere of a British pub, featuring dark wood furnishings, leather armchairs, and original prints. Warm and friendly bar frequented by Roman aristocracy, and figures from the worlds of show business and fashion.
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“"Very conveniently situated hotel with very friendly staff"”
Although we booked a "Classic Room" for my wife and I, it was no way a room for 2 people. Room was very small, there was even one side table (insead of 2).Other than this everything else was very niceespecially the decor.Staff was ery friendly especialy those at the reception.
“Completely Disappointed”
This Hotel is supposed to be one of the best in Rome. We were barely greeted at check inn by Stefano who apparently had other things to do and made us wait to begin the check inn process (not very common at 5 star hotels!) the process ended with him accompanying us to our room on the 1 first floor of this elegant but in extreme need of renovation hotel. He showed us in. I guess he was expecting some kind of Tip I wasn't going to give for the un proper way in which we were "welcomed" at check inn. Having only one night in Rome, we quickly left the hotel to visit our favorite places in this beautiful city, and did not finish to check the rest of the room out. When we came back late at night, we found a very dirty small bathroom with dirt in the corners of the shower, mud came out of the bidet...etc. This is a 5 star hotel? not a chance! Since our flight was scheduled for morning departure, we headed for the breakfast buffet offered to us at check in. What a terrible experience! the way the food was displayed, the runny eggs without someone tending the look of the food and the way the whole buffet looked.... really undeserving of half a star. My wife and I, have stayed at less expensive hotels in Rome and in cities throughout Europe and received service far better than we received here. I really regret having stayed here having equal or better places to stay in Rome. I left a handwritten note to the Hotel Manager explaining our experience. We still have not herd from them.
“OK not great”
rooms need major updates. Hotel needs a paint job...location is great and staff very friendly
“Getting a little old. Best feature is it's location.”
I have stayed at d'InGhilterra before a few years ago and liked it. This trip however, I noticed the paint was flaking off in the bathroom in our room, I had to ask for a bathrobe which, while it was delivered promptly, was a little tatty. The hotel front desk staff was a little grumpy (except for Paolo who is great and has been there for years). Frankly, this should be a four star hotel NOT a five star. I suspect it keeps it's five star designation because of it's long history.
“Rooms didn't feel 5 star.”
I stayed 15 months ago in Venice at Christmas in a 5 star hotel (St Angelo) on a similar Expedia hotel/flight break. The rooms in the d'Inghilterra in Rome were not a patch on that and felt more 3 star than 5. It possibly ticks the boxes technically; TV in room, own toilet and shower, 24 hr service, doorman/bell boys etc but the rooms were small and gloomy and the shower cubicle was rather low budget. The price deal overall and the location made it OK but it was defintiely not the same value for money as Venice. Our room maid was excellent and there was an excellent "fine dining" restaurant ; pricey but no more than you would expect. Our guide book said expect lower quality for more money in Rome. Perhaps this is an example.
“Nevr again”
What a disappointment! Our room (259) hardly met the standard of a 3-Star-Hotel. Furnitures might have already been used by Hemmingway/Liszt. No radio, no clock unless you turn on the TV, mini roomsafe that does not fit a laptop (5 stars?). The hotel seems to have plumbing problems - water from sink drains after minutes only (reported on arrival, no action). The shower is 2.5x2.5 feet and does open only half way (hits toilet). Dark light and no make-up mirror. Anythink positive? Yes, the location.
“Used to be my favorite hotel in Rome”
I have stayed at this hotel 4 times, 3 of which were highly favorable... this time, the hotel just was not up to par.. the room was "tired", our friend's room looked like a CSI crime scene.. and they were changed into a room that was so small their knees touched the wall when they were sitting in the bathroom.. I am embarrassed since I raved about the hotel on our other stays. No more! Need new hotel in Rome now.... what a shame
“Nice hotel comfortable - small rooms”
Sylvia & Allesandro at the front desk are very helpful - ask for them. The hotel is nice but the rooms and baths are very small. The beds are comfortable but the rugs in the rooms need replacing they are stained. Breakfast is pricey - eat elsewhere. The location is great - close to Spanish steps and in the middle of all the expensive stores. Unfortunately the euro compared to dollar makes shopping unreasonable. Close to metro which takes your right to Vatican and the colliseum. easy to get around. Unfortunately Italys 5 star does not compare to the US. More like a 4 star
“Wonderful staff”
Excellent location by Via Condotti, pretty rooms but above all excellent front desk staff who are charming and helpful at all times.
“Not impressed”
In the midst of a July heatwave in Rome, the hotel had little or no air conditioning. After complaining, we were grudgingly given another room with the excuse that the air conditioning was only not working in our room. Three rooms (and three nights) later it was clear that the air wasn't working at all. The management was not at all helpful about this and wanted to charge us for the extra room (even though we were told we needn't move our belongings until the next morning on that first night). Also, there was confusion about whether breakfast was or wasn't included in the room rate. After being told yes, the charges for all of the breakfasts we had taken were on the bill and would not be taken off.) Front desk had an "attitude". This is not a 4 star hotel.
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Via Bocca Di Leone 14 Rome, 00187 Italy
Nearby Points of Interest
The closest major airports to Hotel d'Inghilterra are:
Rome (CIA-Ciampino) - 14.9 km / 9.2 mi
Rome (FCO-Leonardo Da Vinci) - 22.6 km / 14 mi
The preferred airport for Hotel d'Inghilterra is Rome (FCO-Leonardo Da Vinci).
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Spanish Steps - Trevi Fountain, Rome, Italy: Romes largest, most spectacular fountain, the Trevi Fountain is a baroque extravaganza, its ancient sea gods and gushing water dominating a tiny piazza. Immortalised in Fellinis film, La Dolce Vita, this is the place to toss your coins to ensure your return to the Eternal City. The three streets radiating from the piazza lead to the historical centre and sights of the Quirinale one of the original seven hills.
Via Bocca Di Leone 14 Rome, 00187 Italy
